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Yes you are missing something. Wonga doesn't do direct debits, they prefer to use RCA (recurring card authorisation), i.e. you give them your debit card details. Unlike a DD you cannot stop an RCA (short of closing the bank account down).0
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Sorry, I wasn't aware of that. You say they prefer to use a RCA so there must be anpther way like DD. I'm sorry, but I wouldn't give any company and RCA. You just can't stop them. If it was only a £50 loan, then wouldn't it have been cheaper to do a cash advance on the card, assuming of course that it wasn't maxed out.0
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Unfortunately the people who use payday loans tend to have no further access to funds on their card.0
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Any news on this case?0
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