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Balance transfer from empty card?
chrisevans1001
Posts: 2 Newbie
Just looking at Tesco's new offer. It got me thinking though for some of my other cards... can you balance transfer from a card that's empty? i.e. to put the original card into a negative balance and then get the original card company to give you that money back (a bit like overpaying).
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With most cards it is against the terms & conditions to put the account in to a positive balance.
Some might allow you to do this once, but they may well close your account down as a result of such a transaction.A smile enriches those who receive without making poorer those who giveor "It costs nowt to be nice"0 -
Ah ok. I assumed it was probably a no no but was worth double checking!
Thanks for replying.
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I have done this "accidently" a couple of times and nothing has been said, I've then just used the credit balance as spending. The last time was to my M&S cc. I haven't overpaid by more than £100 though.0
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