ipod bought on Credit card- accidental damage

exel1966

dalesrider wrote: »

Did you read the 1st line of my post




exel1966. Which is why I said VISA.

You need to read the OP's post. You keep quoting VISA chargeback. Nobody including the OP is referring to VISA chargeback except you.

The OP is clearly referring to 'accidental damage' insurance, something entirely different which many cards give free for 90 days. It's absolutely nothing to do with VISA , nor chargeback which can only be used with problem retailers who've not supplied goods or gone bust and not as general damage insurance. :mad:

exel1966

dalesrider wrote: »

Which is also why I said Visa has no cover for accidential damage. But we still don't know what card was used.

C/b timescales just to advise OP, for future reference.

As I posted earlier at least two VISA cards do provide accidental damage cover.

dalesrider

exel1966 wrote: »

The OP is clearly referring to 'accidental damage' insurance,

Then you are assuming which as many know can make a !!! of U & me.....

Op says can they claim on their credit card?

Either way makes no diffrence and if a Visa card provider are providing accidential damage. Then it is something they are providing and not Visa.

CKhalvashi

dalesrider wrote: »

Then you are assuming which as many know can make a !!! of U & me.....

Op says can they claim on their credit card?

Either way makes no diffrence and if a Visa card provider are providing accidential damage. Then it is something they are providing and not Visa.

However in that case, surely OP can claim on the card?

I've claimed on my HSBC card before now for a TV that failed after 6 months.

CK

exel1966

dalesrider wrote: »

Either way makes no diffrence and if a Visa card provider are providing accidential damage. Then it is something they are providing and not Visa.

Yes, did anyone say any different :cool: You finally get the point !