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MoneySupermarket Debiting Funds?
Natalie_Emma
Posts: 8 Forumite
in Credit cards
Hi there,
Yesterday I was having a mooch around MoneySupermarket.com for the best Credit Card. I picked one and have been approved for it, just waiting for the card to come now.
However, I've just checked my online banking and MS.com have debited £14.15 from my bank account? They aren't open to call and I want to know what the payment is for as soon as possible.
Any ideas would be greatly appreciated.
Many thanks,
Natalie.
Yesterday I was having a mooch around MoneySupermarket.com for the best Credit Card. I picked one and have been approved for it, just waiting for the card to come now.
However, I've just checked my online banking and MS.com have debited £14.15 from my bank account? They aren't open to call and I want to know what the payment is for as soon as possible.
Any ideas would be greatly appreciated.
Many thanks,
Natalie.
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Err, how did they debit funds from your bank account? Did you give your bank account or debit card details to them?
As far as I know, MoneySupermarket don't have a any usage fees for their services.0 -
I had to put my sort code and account number in when they credit checked me, but I don't recall entering my card details?0
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I think you have been using a scam site (by the looks of it) - tell your bank NOW - phone them NOW to stop them taking any more money.
It will not be the real Moneysupermarket site that has taken your money.0 -
The thing is, I didn't deviate from the mobile website. Nothing in the address bar changed, I'm so confused. I'll call my bank now anyway, thank you.0
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Called my bank (Lloyds), they claim that MS.com are a broker - therefore they can take admin fees or whatever other crap out of my account?? The only thing I can do is cancel my card. Can't cancel CPA, can't get a chargeback, can't open a dispute and I can't stop further payments coming out of my account from them.
I need my card this weekend. How can they just take payments willy nilly without my permission?0 -
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MS.com diverts to morganstanley.comNatalie_Emma wrote: »Called my bank (Lloyds), they claim that MS.com are a broker - therefore they can take admin fees or whatever other crap out of my account?? The only thing I can do is cancel my card. Can't cancel CPA, can't get a chargeback, can't open a dispute and I can't stop further payments coming out of my account from them.
I need my card this weekend. How can they just take payments willy nilly without my permission?
What website did you use?
Edit: Beaten by nohAre you for real? - Glass Half Empty??
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Oh no sorry, I was just shortening moneysupermarket.com when I was typing. Lol it won't let me post the page I was using because I'm a new user.. But it was just the normal website.0
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Retrace your steps and post the link (broken with spaces or Xs as you cannot post live URLs) that ultimately had you input your bank account details in.0
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You went to the moneysupermarket site and picked a card company. Which onew did you pick?
I just did that, Chose balance transfer cards and it took me straight to the Barclaycard website that i chose. What options did you choose?
Nowhere did it ask for my bank details. I think you may have mistyped the moneysupermarket site or somehow gone to a brokers site instead.Censorship Reigns Supreme in Troll City...0
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