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nicknick109

Can anybody advise is this payment system like Nocheck in that when you pay for something it is deemed to be a cash transaction on your credit card and interest is incurred ? Or is it just like a normal credit card payment with no additional charges? I hope I got that right !
Confused I am

computerwoman

nicknick109 wrote: »

Can anybody advise is this payment system like Nocheck in that when you pay for something it is deemed to be a cash transaction on your credit card and interest is incurred ? Or is it just like a normal credit card payment with no additional charges? I hope I got that right !
Confused I am

Hi I have only used my visa debit card so I wouldn't know, but I would assume it would be the same as using your credit card anywhere, the only difference is you get £10 discount on order's over £30 untill 11th june 07 with google-checkout. so that would pay the interest incurred, I would imagine,
cw

nicknick109

Thanks computerwomen,
thought that might be the better way to pay (debit card) what bothered me though was the "nocheck" system that featured on Watchdog (bbc) people didn't realise that the card supplier deemed it to be a cash withdrawl.
Nick

computerwoman

nicknick109 wrote: »

Thanks computerwomen,
thought that might be the better way to pay (debit card) what bothered me though was the "nocheck" system that featured on Watchdog (bbc) people didn't realise that the card supplier deemed it to be a cash withdrawl.
Nick

sorry, but I am not with you on this, "what is nocheck,"
I usually watch (watchdog) but still haven't a clue what you are on about, google-checkout is fine, I have made 4 order's with them so far and intend to use alot more in the next month, another 10 order's, to take full advantage of the £10 discount, I can't see any problems, when I logon to google-checkout everything is there, and when I check my bank everything is the same, my citibank debit card is insurred, with my credit card company, so if anything where to go wrong I could claim off that, cw

Browntoa

it's not a technical problem....some credit card companies are starting to classify paypal and some other online paymant systems as a "cash Advance" which carries a charge !!

I think they were wondering if this will be the same