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Here's a question for you ....
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tom188 wrote:YB has quoted the amount of interest. (only for 12 months mind, not til apr [strike]2007[/strike] 2008, although the difference is pence).
PH has quoted the amount of interest plus the fee.
I disregarded the BT fee itself, because that wasn't what the OP was complaining about.0 -
So the fee is actually less than 2.4% on a 14 month credit card deal. Whats the problem with that? Lots of companies are charging 3%.0
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Quite so, it only seems to be the piffling interest charge they seem concerned with.YorkshireBoy wrote:I disregarded the BT fee itself, because that wasn't what the OP was complaining about.0 -
The problem is that it's not in the T&C's and HSBC staff are giving out wrong info !!
And some will post here next month, complaining that they are being charged interest on it, when they thought / were told they wouldn't be !!!
And I guess everyone will tell them " Yeah, We knew" rather than start a thread now to stop them making a decision based on false / misleading info.0 -
If your margins are so tight, then maybe stoozing isn't for you.FFP wrote:The issue is that if someone is weighing up the transfer fee Vs keeping money in a high interest account for the period, the margins are a lot less when this interest is taken into account.
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Good advice.
I've "thanked" you for your input......0 -
FFP wrote:The plot thickens .....
Apparently (according to 2 employees !!!!) YOU WILL BE CHARGED INTEREST ON THE BALANCE TRANSFER FEE DURING THE 0% !!!!
It's like making a transfer, and then making a seperate purchase on the card !!!
Card now cut up ......
For the sake of a few pounds per year interest on the BT fee, you are getting an interest free £1k loan. That doesn't sound unreasonable to me?
Anyway your decision.....0 -
LOL - see sense man !!Beware Lego Men with Deep pockets...! :cool:0
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