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Amex monthly bills (cutback question)
Carla1234
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in Credit cards
Hi Guys
Quick question . . have recently starting using an Amex cashback card (no fee) which will be paid in full every statement.
If I use the card to pay Vodafone bill, Netflix, Apple etc instead of using direct debit or debit card, will I still earn cashback - do they count as "purchases".
Thanks in advance!
Quick question . . have recently starting using an Amex cashback card (no fee) which will be paid in full every statement.
If I use the card to pay Vodafone bill, Netflix, Apple etc instead of using direct debit or debit card, will I still earn cashback - do they count as "purchases".
Thanks in advance!
Credit Card total debt JAN 2017: [STRIKE]£6136.40[/STRIKE][STRIKE] £5297[/STRIKE] [STRIKE]£4798[/STRIKE][STRIKE] £4358 :j[/STRIKE] £4278
Pay off all your debt XMAS 2017 #68
Pay off all your debt XMAS 2017 #68
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Yes they count as payments for cashback, however check how much those companies charge to use card (Im pretty sure Voda nail you for £3 extra)0
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