Returning an item to a store - debit card question.

rustyboy21

I have signed for refunds back onto card more times than I have put in my PIN. I think M&S did it to me last time.

p00hsticks

agrinnall wrote: »

CHRISSYG wrote: »

I think you're wrong, I can't remember the last time I didn't use C&P when paying by card in a shop, but I'm happy to see the evidence that you can put forward to the contrary.

We're not talking about paying by card though, we're talking about getting a refund.

George_Michael

When getting refunded onto a debit card in Homebase there is no requirement to enter a PIN.
All you do is to put your card in the terminal then a couple of transaction slips are generated, one of which is kept by the customer and one which is signed and returned to the cashier.

System

[QUOTE=p00hsticks

agrinnall wrote: »

We're not talking about paying by card though, we're talking about getting a refund.

So am i !!!!

Try quoting the right person next time .the comments you are quoting for me were made by someone else!

buglawton

Wife & I have a joint acct but different card numbers. We found some stores accept doing refunds on OH's card, just put the card in, others don't. John Lewis insisted on giving gift vouchers. This fussiness by stores actually puts OH and I off buying things for each other on our cards.