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shorty75
Posts: 3 Newbie
Hi there
i have just been accepted for the virgin 0% balance transfer card, i have a £2800 overdraft at stupid interest with Natwest, im sure the guy on the phone said i could transfer this but however browsing through this qulaity site im now really worried as apparently most credit cards dont allow you to do this? i know i will be able to find out when i call them tomorrow but if my worst fears are confirmed is there anyway of gtting this overdraft onto my new 0% card, really would appreciate help , thanks. mike.
i have just been accepted for the virgin 0% balance transfer card, i have a £2800 overdraft at stupid interest with Natwest, im sure the guy on the phone said i could transfer this but however browsing through this qulaity site im now really worried as apparently most credit cards dont allow you to do this? i know i will be able to find out when i call them tomorrow but if my worst fears are confirmed is there anyway of gtting this overdraft onto my new 0% card, really would appreciate help , thanks. mike.
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I can only think if they let you use a 0% (I repeat 0%!!) cheque to pay into Natwest.
BE CAREFUL though as those cheques can be hideous APR.Bank Balance: In the black for the moment.
Sainsburys Loan: Cleared July 2010
Credit cards: AMEX Airmiles Card: direct debit set to clear balance monthly
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Virgin (which is run by MBNA) will allow balance transfers to your current account.
Although most CCs don't allow this, MBNA and EGG do so relax and enjoy the 0% but make sure you clear the debt by the time the 0% runs out.0 -
lovely! cheers Clapton! can enjoy a lager in peace now! i was wondering whether the guy on the phone was just blagging it, he also said that i could transfer my credit agreement for my laptop and tv from currys onot it as well? £1200 in total , must somehow get rid of these though as whewn the 9 month interest free period is up it goes to 28% interest and u cant settle until 4 years! i wished i found this site years ago but hey ho, learn the hard way i guess, thanks again and happy new year0
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