Gambling charges

wilky80

Hi, i know it's not pc, but was just wondering what credit cards don't charge for gambling transcations. I have Capital One, they do and my Sky card which didn't will soon be charging.
Any help would be appreciated

Dagobert

Nationwide
Barclays

JoseChungsDoomsday

halifax moneyback current account doesn't charge you and you get 1% cash back each year

jonesMUFCforever

JoseChungsDoomsday wrote: »

halifax moneyback current account doesn't charge you and you get 1% cash back each year

The OP asked about credit cards - the Halifax moneyback is a debit card.

JoseChungsDoomsday

ejones999 wrote: »

The OP asked about credit cards - the Halifax moneyback is a debit card.

I realise that, there is no harm in giving an alternative.

jonesMUFCforever

JoseChungsDoomsday wrote: »

I realise that, there is no harm in giving an alternative.

To give an alternative you need to fully inform the OP about the T&C of that particular offer which is that you have to have a Halifax Moneyback current account and that you have to pay in at least £1000 per month to qualify for the cashback.

JoseChungsDoomsday

ejones999 wrote: »

To give an alternative you need to fully inform the OP about the T&C of that particular offer which is that you have to have a Halifax Moneyback current account and that you have to pay in at least £1000 per month to qualify for the cashback.

Well, I guess you have just done that for me then.

wilky80

Dagobert wrote: »

Nationwide
Barclays

Cheers for that. Is Barclays not linked with Sky Card which i've read somewhere? Just in case i get the new card and then there is gambling charges to come??

Dagobert

wilky80 wrote:

Is Barclays not linked with Sky Card

Skycard is run by Barclays.

The same thought occurred to me, too. However, I presume that they are only changing the Skycard T&Cs because people had been maximizing their Skypoints via gambling transactions.

Both Barclaycard and Nationwide are VISA cards, which means that you won't have a problem with gambling refunds to the card.

Chadsman

Co-Op currently treat bookie transactions as any other normal purchase.