Cashplus won’t allow balance transfer

[Deleted User]

Money transfers are subject to a fee but are eligible for 0% when on a promo.

Have a look around for one you may be eligible for.

smc_116

Bearing in mind what born_again has said, if I am unsuccessful with FOS, I will free up some cash and pay the debt off. Thanks all for your advice and suggestions 

[Deleted User]

Use an intermediate card that allows cash transfers even if not interest free as you cam use NatWest to pay that. 

Fighter1986

You could also ask a trusted friend or relative to send you the amount required from *their* credit card to you via PayPal Friends & Family, use that payment from them, withdraw it to your bank account and then pay off your cashplus card that way, and balance transfer from your NatWest card to their credit card to cover the payment they sent you via PayPal.

Paying off someone else's credit card via BT is usually no problem, as long as it's a major credit card. 

I do hope you don't owe cashplus much, they don't look like a nice outfit to be indebted to at all. 

RBYHS

Sorry to jump on the topic. 

How do you apply for a Cashplus credit card? 

impoverishedtraveller

RBYHS said:

Sorry to jump on the topic. 

How do you apply for a Cashplus credit card? 

Go on their website and click the ‘Apply Now’ button?

Fighter1986

RBYHS said:

Sorry to jump on the topic. 

How do you apply for a Cashplus credit card? 

It's existing customers invite only.

dr_adidas01

impoverishedtraveller said:

RBYHS said:

Sorry to jump on the topic. 

How do you apply for a Cashplus credit card? 

Go on their website and click the ‘Apply Now’ button?

Nope looks like you have to be invited to apply even when you click apply now it then goes to this. 

I guess it’s only open to CashPlus customers.  

porkisnotmeat

smc_116 said:

Bearing in mind what born_again has said, if I am unsuccessful with FOS, I will free up some cash and pay the debt off. Thanks all for your advice and suggestions 

How quickly do you think the FOS will deal with your case?

If you thought "in the next year" you thought wrong.

smc_116

Already had a response from FOS. Thank you