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Lottery Ticket cash or credit?
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Nope. The card issuer will see the till's merchant code i.e. supermarket and it will be a purchase.dr_adidas01 said:st999 said:Just been to Tesco to get my shopping and for some reason the checkout till was not doing the lottery, so I went to the customer service desk to get my lottery ticket.
I got my tickets and they were not accepting cash so I had to pay with my credit card.
Will that be considered a cash transaction and incur any charges?
I would look at the receipt but I never got one as the assistant had said I can't take cash in case it is infected so I said I don't want the receipt in case you have infected it.
Nationwide Select credit card.
Yup it will be charged as a cash transaction and you will incur a fee for using your credit card to pay for your lottery ticket? Why didn't you use your debit card?0
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