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Will do, there was no reason it should have been declined0
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wizzywig27 wrote: »I was going to do that, but he categorically told me I would not go over my limit.
Guess what, today I have. And have a £12 charge. Needless to say I will be speaking to them.
Not operating it with a couple of quid to spend, I clear it every month, as the direct debit hasn’t gone yet that’s why it only had a small available balance. Not that it really matters, but just thought I’d clarify.
I knew that was going to happen. I knew it.
Do they debit the fee to the account the very minute the balance exceeds the credit limit?
You must either spend a great deal every month on the Capital One card or have a very low credit limit for you to be in this situation.0 -
Low credit limit mate.0
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