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If Greece or Italy or Portugal (say) left Euro any FOREX effect on Section 75 claims?

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  • NFH
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    That has wobbled me a little because I vaguely recall that some years ago there was a question mark as to whether Section 75 actually applied to purchases overseas. My recollection is that the card companies voluntarily extended the priotection to cover such?

    Can someone (NFL maybe) remind me how exactly the Section 75 protection would work please?
    The House of Lords ruled four years ago that Section 75 does apply to foreign transactions. There's a good explanation here.
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