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Refunds on credit cards wrong interest rate
Demoki
Posts: 2 Newbie
in Credit cards
Hi, can someone please explain if this is normal, example below.
£1000 on 4% interest deal
Bought a product for £400 which would be charged at 17%. Item was not good so refunded.
As refund was quick it took the money off the 4% interest so it looks like this
£1000 on 4% interest deal
Bought a product for £400 which would be charged at 17%. Item was not good so refunded.
As refund was quick it took the money off the 4% interest so it looks like this
£600 on 4%
£400 on 17%
When I think it should be left on
£1000 4%
I know they take it off the highest % 1st and as my £400 was not on yet..etc but should I be left paying interest on the refund?
£400 on 17%
When I think it should be left on
£1000 4%
I know they take it off the highest % 1st and as my £400 was not on yet..etc but should I be left paying interest on the refund?
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That does not seem to make any sense, how was the refund on the account before the original transaction? Or were they unrelated transactions and you mistimed them?Demoki said:Hi, can someone please explain if this is normal, example below.
£1000 on 4% interest deal
Bought a product for £400 which would be charged at 17%. Item was not good so refunded.
As refund was quick it took the money off the 4% interest so it looks like this£600 on 4%
£400 on 17%
When I think it should be left on
£1000 4%
I know they take it off the highest % 1st and as my £400 was not on yet..etc but should I be left paying interest on the refund?0 -
MattMattMattUK said:
That does not seem to make any sense, how was the refund on the account before the original transaction? Or were they unrelated transactions and you mistimed them?Demoki said:Hi, can someone please explain if this is normal, example below.
£1000 on 4% interest deal
Bought a product for £400 which would be charged at 17%. Item was not good so refunded.
As refund was quick it took the money off the 4% interest so it looks like this£600 on 4%
£400 on 17%
When I think it should be left on
£1000 4%
I know they take it off the highest % 1st and as my £400 was not on yet..etc but should I be left paying interest on the refund?OP is saying the current balances are now that whereas they should be £1000 at 4% and £0 at 17% as the item refunded was a purchase which attracted 17% interest.@Demoki You need to contact the card provider and raise a complaint.
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This happened before a couple of years ago and when I contacted them they refunded me the interest..and I will contact them about this...however how many others might of been overcharged interest in this type of situation.molerat said:MattMattMattUK said:
That does not seem to make any sense, how was the refund on the account before the original transaction? Or were they unrelated transactions and you mistimed them?Demoki said:Hi, can someone please explain if this is normal, example below.
£1000 on 4% interest deal
Bought a product for £400 which would be charged at 17%. Item was not good so refunded.
As refund was quick it took the money off the 4% interest so it looks like this£600 on 4%
£400 on 17%
When I think it should be left on
£1000 4%
I know they take it off the highest % 1st and as my £400 was not on yet..etc but should I be left paying interest on the refund?OP is saying the current balances are now that whereas they should be £1000 at 4% and £0 at 17% as the item refunded was a purchase which attracted 17% interest.@Demoki You need to contact the card provider and raise a complaint.
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