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Paying deposit for goods and services
Maxwell42
Posts: 1 Newbie
in Credit cards
Am having some automatic garage doors and other driveway improvements done which will amount to about £3000. The manufacturer/fitter does not want to accept deposit via credit card as he claims it is too expensive although I have said the final payment will be through bank transfer . In the past I have lost a substantial deposit as the supplier went into liquidation so do need some reassurance that the deposit is safe. Any suggestions would be welcome.
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Not if bank transfer is the only way.
Will he accept a debit card?0 -
See if he will accept £1 on the credit card, that's all you need for S75 cover0
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