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Credit card bank transfer?
nrishiraj
Posts: 237 Forumite
in Credit cards
Hi
I want to transfer a fee from my credit card to a business bank account. I pay off my credit card balance of full each month, so I want to benefit from the cash back and protection.
Is this possible?
Thanks for any replies
I want to transfer a fee from my credit card to a business bank account. I pay off my credit card balance of full each month, so I want to benefit from the cash back and protection.
Is this possible?
Thanks for any replies
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You want to transfer a balance from your CC to the bank account of a business that you owe money to, and not pay for the good with your CC in the traditional way.
I only ask as I am unsure by what you have written if that is what you mean?0 -
Paully232000 wrote: »You want to transfer a balance from your CC to the bank account of a business that you owe money to, and not pay for the good with your CC in the traditional way.
I only ask as I am unsure by what you have written if that is what you mean?
Yes, I have agreed for a service and now have the invoice with the bank account details. Rather than doing a instant transfer from my current account, I would like to pay from my credit card.
Thanks for the prompt reply!0 -
I guess you could (depending on the credit card provider) transfer a balance from your CC to the business, however I wouldn't.
You would have a fee of something like 4% to pay, and, as far as I am aware, you wont have the s75 protection you want, and I don't think you would get cashback either.
If you have to use a CC for this purchase, do it in the normal way, as a purchase.0 -
Paully232000 wrote: »I guess you could (depending on the credit card provider) transfer a balance from your CC to the business, however I wouldn't.
You would have a fee of something like 4% to pay, and, as far as I am aware, you wont have the s75 protection you want, and I don't think you would get cashback either.
If you have to use a CC for this purchase, do it in the normal way, as a purchase.
How would the vendor send me an invoice as a purchase? all I have is an document with the amount and bank account details.0 -
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