DD taken only three times each year

annie42

Have noticed £7 taken from my account in June, July and August for the last three years by direct debit. The company is CVRplan so it might be relating to a purchase I made from Currys or PC World although I can't remember and don't usually go for extended warranties. I can't work out why it's only taken in three months of each year?

Archi_Bald

If you don't know what it is for, you are unlikely to need it. Just cancel the DD with your bank - online or phone/branch. Keep an eye on your account in case it reappears and needs cancelling again.

matttye

Archi_Bald wrote: »

If you don't know what it is for, you are unlikely to need it. Just cancel the DD with your bank - online or phone/branch. Keep an eye on your account in case it reappears and needs cancelling again.

Bad idea!!!

If its for some kind of contract a default may be issued for non-payment.

Should figure out what it's for before cancelling the DD.

alanq

annie42 wrote: »

I can't work out why it's only taken in three months of each year?

Did you make three purchases in three different months?

Perhaps not a service that you asked for.
"In another 1,250 cases they either refused a warranty, but were sold one anyway, or were sold a warranty without being told about it."
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-21928645

Why on earth has it taken you 3 years to investigate? I can't imagine the Direct Debit Guarantee covering this.

meer53

Maybe the policy costs £21 ?

greyteam1959

2 seconds on Google gives you plenty of answers !!!!!!!!!!!11

pinkdalek

Don't cancel it until you know what it is for. It does sound like some sort of warranty for an electrical item.

If you google it it will tell you probably what you already are thinking, but it may well provide a contact number or website.

If you contact your bank there should be a reference on the direct debit, this will relate to the account you have with the company. (It may show on your statements or list of direct debits if you are online with your bank) Once you have this you can contact them direct, quoting the reference and all should be answered. Only then should you cancel it if you no longer wish to continue but let the organisation know.

meer53

Or call Coverplan ?

anoncol

mervyn11 wrote: »

2 seconds on Google gives you plenty of answers !!!!!!!!!!!11

I have no idea what i would put in google to answer the OP. Maybe at least suggest that?

chili1496

a few seconds on google gives the answer.

cvrplan

http://uk.answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20110129005839AAE9VzR

alanq

chili1496 wrote: »

a few seconds on google gives the answer.
cvrplan

http://uk.answers.yahoo.com/question...9005839AAE9VzR

The OP stated

annie42 wrote: »

The company is CVRplan so it might be relating to a purchase I made from Currys or PC World although I can't remember and don't usually go for extended warranties.

So that link isn't really helping is it?