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I'm not sure what the problem is here. The APR on the cash advance isn't your problem. You put £3000 on the card when it was 0% for balance transfers as long as you can prove you have paid a total of £3000 towards the card whilst the 0% for balance transers is still active that is all you need to do. The sooner you can do this the sooner your debt is cleared. The remainder of the card balance and interest is for the card holder to deal with. Just make sure you keep a record of what you have paid.
If anything you are doing the card holder a favour as you are reducing her interest with payments you are making towards the initial balance.
AGREE, AGREE, AGREE...
Good Luck.0
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