Aqua Reward Credit Card - 3% cashback up to £100/year

circuit

patrickbateman wrote: »

Just had my annual statement, and my total cashback is £100, hoping I can get a little extra cashback before the account ends in January, guess 3% was too good to be true

£100 is the maximum per year.

blitzboy

circuit wrote: »

£100 is the maximum per year.

Read it again.....

starM

Hi,

If a ATM cash withdrawal is made using Aqua Reward card. Will there be any transaction charge?

Sorry as the card is no longer available I cannot find this information anywhere.

Thanks
MS

reclusive46

starM wrote: »

Hi,

If a ATM cash withdrawal is made using Aqua Reward card. Will there be any transaction charge?

Sorry as the card is no longer available I cannot find this information anywhere.

Thanks
MS

Yes 3% fee, no cash back and you'll be charged interest straight away.

lisyloo

There's a tab for "existing customers" and the a specific link for using your card abroad

http://www.aquacard.co.uk/customers/using-your-card-abroad

kaloss

Has anyone tried to go in credit with the card?

I need to do a 550£ purchase but i just have a 500£ limit. So I was thinking to pay my balance and then transfer an additional 50£.

Would it work?

neilsedaka

I went into credit unintentionally by £1515 because a faster payment appeared to have failed then went through after a second attempt. After many requests Aqua sent the money back to my bank.

neilsedaka

Regarding the cashback anniversary date, I thought that I had been told verbally that it was 19th January. After sending a secure message for confirmation I received a letter informing me that it is 24th December. It's worth checking.

kaloss

So you couldn't actually spend the additional money on the card?

Jennifer_Jane

kaloss wrote: »

Has anyone tried to go in credit with the card?

I need to do a 550£ purchase but i just have a 500£ limit. So I was thinking to pay my balance and then transfer an additional 50£.

Would it work?

It didn't for me. Unfortunately Aqua say they will send back amounts in credit, and also faster payments don't work (for doing the £500, if you haven't spent anything else on the card) to quickly get your balance back to zero.


What I had to do, was one payment to bring my balance up to the £500, and the rest on another card (or cheque or whatever). My supplier was amazingly gracious and patient about helping me out with this, but it didn't work very well.