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Petrol Forecourt now charging mandatory holding fees, who is responsible for the charge?
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Nebulous2 said:Apologies if this is an unnecessary diversion.
I had assumed on pay at the pump I was limited to £99 regardless of whether my van was full or not, and that's what I did. My son borrowed my van recently and put in £125. I asked how he managed that, and he said he put in £99, put back in his card and put in another £26.
Is that standard? Reauthorising works after you've hit your limit?
It's only a limit per transaction so you can do as many transactions in a row as you want.
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Interesting one. Never get close 👀Nebulous2 said:Apologies if this is an unnecessary diversion.
I had assumed on pay at the pump I was limited to £99 regardless of whether my van was full or not, and that's what I did. My son borrowed my van recently and put in £125. I asked how he managed that, and he said he put in £99, put back in his card and put in another £26.
Is that standard? Reauthorising works after you've hit your limit?
I take it the £125 was 2 seperate transactions?
But think before the change it only authorised for £1 or £2. All it is doing is checking the card is live & that funds are available.Life in the slow lane1 -
Yes - two transactions. He authorised it, filled it until the pump stopped, then immediately put in the same card and authorised it again. This time it only took £26.born_again said:
Interesting one. Never get close 👀Nebulous2 said:Apologies if this is an unnecessary diversion.
I had assumed on pay at the pump I was limited to £99 regardless of whether my van was full or not, and that's what I did. My son borrowed my van recently and put in £125. I asked how he managed that, and he said he put in £99, put back in his card and put in another £26.
Is that standard? Reauthorising works after you've hit your limit?
I take it the £125 was 2 seperate transactions?
But think before the change it only authorised for £1 or £2. All it is doing is checking the card is live & that funds are available.0 -
Hmm, I tried that previously at an Asda PAP and it wouldn't let me use the same card again0
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The £99 limit is set by the retailer, it's not a fixed/industry wide thing. I think Costco is higher, £125 from memory.
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