Accidental overpayment M&S credit card

owen_money

Superscrooge wrote: »

Why not just spend £100 on your credit card?

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Unless you are desperate for £100 surely just spend it on the card and save a lot of time and effort, unless I'm missing something???

ERICS_MUM

Chino wrote: »

How do you know this to be the case? Do you work for M&S Cards? Or are you just making this up? Or a spammer in the making?

All companies that issue credit cards are required by law to have the process in place and make it work. They can't just make up their own rules.

Missus_Hyde

Superscrooge wrote: »

Why not just spend £100 on your credit card?

owen_money wrote: »

^^^^^^^^^
Unless you are desperate for £100 surely just spend it on the card and save a lot of time and effort, unless I'm missing something???

I seem to recall having a credit on one of our credit cards; I think it was for theatre tickets and the show was taken off before we were due to see it.

The refund appeared on the credit card and I merely used it up for other things until the balance was back to nought again, with no problem.