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Partial payments on a credit card when you have a Direct Debit setup

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  • Nebulous2
    Nebulous2 Posts: 5,666 Forumite
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    eagle wrote: »
    Yes it does best your Santander card. To me Amex does bet rewards than plain simple cashback, if you know where to use them.

    So give us a clue then - how does it do that?

    I know you can get 5% initially, but it doesn't last long. My only Amex is the Barclaycard cashback one.
  • SuperHan
    SuperHan Posts: 2,269 Forumite
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    eagle wrote: »
    Yes it does beat your Santander card. To me Amex does better rewards than plain simple cashback, if you know where to use them.

    Yes - can you elaborate please?

    I'm definitely interested in a card that orders me better than 3% cashback.
  • eagle
    eagle Posts: 586 Forumite
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    This thread has been completely hijacked and is not in line with the original topic. Therefore I refuse to answer your questions. There are plenty of resources in relation to your questions so why not do some research of your own? There are vast pools of information on this.
  • B19JON
    B19JON Posts: 164 Forumite
    I pay my o2 bill with my Amex. I pay £22 with Amex and the direct debit collects the remaining pence.

    just signed up to Vodafone recently. Cannot get my Amex to work even though I have been assured they take Amex.
  • Nebulous2
    Nebulous2 Posts: 5,666 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 1,000 Posts Name Dropper
    eagle wrote: »
    This thread has been completely hijacked and is not in line with the original topic. Therefore I refuse to answer your questions. There are plenty of resources in relation to your questions so why not do some research of your own? There are vast pools of information on this.

    Don't you see the irony in this? You come on trying to find out something you could have worked out for yourself. People try to help by looking up terms and conditions for you and telling of their experiences.

    Then people ask you for help and you flounce off telling them to do their own research.
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