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AOL 'Hidden' Card Charge
mayfly1
Posts: 13 Forumite
in Credit cards
Do you pay your Internet Service Provider bill via recurring monthly Credit Card payment ?
I recently went into my AOL account to change my monthly payments from Credit to Debit Card.
Just by chance I noticed that they charge £1.99 per month for recurring card payments !
I've been paying this way for 10+ years without realising.
There is no charge for bank direct debit.
I have changed to DD.
Is this charge normal procedure for recurring card payments or is it just an AOL policy ? Outrageous.
I recently went into my AOL account to change my monthly payments from Credit to Debit Card.
Just by chance I noticed that they charge £1.99 per month for recurring card payments !
I've been paying this way for 10+ years without realising.
There is no charge for bank direct debit.
I have changed to DD.
Is this charge normal procedure for recurring card payments or is it just an AOL policy ? Outrageous.
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Its pretty normal for these types of bills.0
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They started charging about 6 or 7 years ago, so I changed to direct debit. I was only using my credit card to get the extra clubcard points, so was sad to have to change.
It's only a game
~*~*~ We're only here to dream ~*~*~0 -
The better question would be, Who still uses AOL? :P0
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My ISP charges £3/month for any method that is not DD. I paid with CC until they brought out that policy (for the cashback).
So I'd consider £1.99 cheap!0 -
Beat me to it!reclusive46 wrote: »The better question would be, Who still uses AOL? :PAre you for real? - Glass Half Empty??
:coffee:0
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