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Purchases
grannyk_3
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in Credit cards
do you know if you use a 0% credit card to pay bills if they count as a purchase....
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Yes, normally they do.0
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things which may not count as a purchase include:
cash advances
transfers to a bank account
paying off a loan
paying off debt on another card
travellers cheques and similar items such as loading a pre-paid card
gambling transactions
credit card cheques (if they still exist)
pretty much everything else counts as a purchaseWe need the earth for food, water, and shelter.
The earth needs us for nothing.
The earth does not belong to us.
We belong to the Earth0 -
Before you pay your bill by CC, check carefully that there is no additional premium for card payments. Many utilities and many councils charge an extra 2 or 3 % if paying by card.0
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