0% credita card to pat solicitors fees

CooCoo_2

Hello
Could you tell me if I still have 0% on my credit card if I pay for solicitors fee. Also I had a BarclayCard credit card for a few years now with £2000 credit and never used it. Do you think they would agree to increase my credit to £4000. Thank you to everyone who will reply

YorkshireBoy

CooCoo wrote: »

Could you tell me if I still have 0% on my credit card if I pay for solicitors fee.

That's down to the solicitors' merchant acquirer, and what MCC (merchant category code) they use.

Also I had a BarclayCard credit card for a few years now with £2000 credit and never used it. Do you think they would agree to increase my credit to £4000.

Unlikely, as they've nothing to base their decision on. However, you could ask for nothing?...well, the 'cost' of a credit search.

jonesMUFCforever

Will your solicitor accept a credit card payment?

If not you need a card that will allow you to transfer money to your bank account.

CooCoo_2

YorkshireBoy wrote: »

That's down to the solicitors' merchant acquirer, and what MCC (merchant category code) they use.Unlikely, as they've nothing to base their decision on. However, you could ask for nothing?...well, the 'cost' of a credit search.

How can I find out, would they tell me?

CooCoo_2

they said they ok with credit card.
where can I find a credit card that I can transfer cash to my bank account, would it be 0%? sorry for being like a baby with all the questions, just never done it before

grumbler

YorkshireBoy wrote: »

That's down to the solicitors' merchant acquirer, and what MCC (merchant category code) they use.

It's certainly neither a cash advance / currency purchase, nor gambling. What other code can not qualify for 0%?

SuperAllyB

OP doesn't seem that clear that they have a current 0% offer.

chattychappy

Some solicitors do now accept CC as payment. Becomes a bit more tricky if it's "client money" (eg the deposit for a house). I assume the OP means "fees" in the real sense.