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gb12345

BugsyBrowne wrote: »

The OP's account will be £35 light today.

The OP seems rather confused about whether the money has already been taken. In his first post he said

jamesybhoy77 wrote: »

they have taken £35 from my account

But later on he says

jamesybhoy77 wrote: »

They haven't taken payment yet

[Deleted User]

gb12345 wrote: »

The OP seems rather confused about whether the money has already been taken.

I noticed that too. It was at that point that I gave up.

jamesybhoy77

Deleted_User wrote: »

I noticed that too. It was at that point that I gave up.

Sorry guys,was in a flap last night

It was a second payment

never mind,spoken to them they are going to refund

eschaton

Most Bhoys get their Christmas shopping for free.

DevCoder

I doubt they will refund if their T&C's state you must write to them to get a refund.

They'll play you along and then point you to the T&C's when it's outside the period of 14 days (or whatever).

jonesMUFCforever

jamesybhoy77 wrote: »

Sorry guys,was in a flap last night

It was a second payment

never mind,spoken to them they are going to refund

I bet by next week you will be back on here after 2 or more debits find their way to your account for about £69.
That's how these scumbags work.

patman99

eschaton wrote: »

Most Bhoys get their Christmas shopping for free.

Depends if they are a Glasgow 'bhoy' or an East Anglian 'bhoy'.

OP has learned the hard way. Never use a broker to find a loan when with a PC, the net & an hour or so of your own time you can find one yourself.

I learnt that one myself back in 1999 when I used a broker to find a better mortgage deal. The fee was £1,000.
The next 2 mortgage provider switches were done myself & the last one was via a free independent broker in an estate agent.

eschaton

patman99 wrote: »

Depends if they are a Glasgow 'bhoy' or an East Anglian 'bhoy'.

OP has learned the hard way. Never use a broker to find a loan when with a PC, the net & an hour or so of your own time you can find one yourself.

I learnt that one myself back in 1999 when I used a broker to find a better mortgage deal. The fee was £1,000.
The next 2 mortgage provider switches were done myself & the last one was via a free independent broker in an estate agent.

I guess the East Anglian bhoys need to pay for their shopping then