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NTL & Direct Debit
bladeyboy
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Just had my NTL bill in and noticed that they are now charging me £5.00 as I do not pay by direct debit.
Can they legally do this.?
I do not want to pay by direct debit as the bills are differing amounts, being weekly paid I need to know exactly where I stand so that the other direct debits get paid.
Any help much appreciated.
Regards
Steve
Can they legally do this.?
I do not want to pay by direct debit as the bills are differing amounts, being weekly paid I need to know exactly where I stand so that the other direct debits get paid.
Any help much appreciated.
Regards
Steve
Madness is hereditary, you get it from your kids. !;)
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bladeyboy wrote:Just had my NTL bill in and noticed that they are now charging me £5.00 as I do not pay by direct debit.
Can they legally do this.?
I do not want to pay by direct debit as the bills are differing amounts, being weekly paid I need to know exactly where I stand so that the other direct debits get paid.
Any help much appreciated.
Regards
Steve
Hi have alook at my thread I got the £5 non direct thing took off don't know about legal stuff but. threads next one after yours VIGIN/NTL 15mins sunnydays0
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