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Section 75 protection after deposit
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lisyloo
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hi, looking for bit a advice.
my dad has paid a (4 figure) deposit for new windows by cheque (he’s compos mantis but not internet savvy or that good at finance).
im relatively happy that the company is a good family firm and I know someone that works there, however I’d prefer section 75 protection.
can I make a payment now to secure section 75 protection? After he’s paid a large deposit?
does it matter how much it is?
my dad has paid a (4 figure) deposit for new windows by cheque (he’s compos mantis but not internet savvy or that good at finance).
im relatively happy that the company is a good family firm and I know someone that works there, however I’d prefer section 75 protection.
can I make a payment now to secure section 75 protection? After he’s paid a large deposit?
does it matter how much it is?
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Yes you can. Anything from 1p upwards.Life in the slow lane1
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There is no point in the OP doing this it has to his father.born_again said:Yes you can. Anything from 1p upwards.2 -
Thanks, I will sort it but with his credit card (he’s hard of hearing and finds phone difficult).0
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Good point 🤦♀️Keep_pedalling said:
There is no point in the OP doing this it has to his father.born_again said:Yes you can. Anything from 1p upwards.Life in the slow lane1 -
Not quite section 75 covers purchases from £100 to £30,000born_again said:Yes you can. Anything from 1p upwards.1 -
As a total purchase price, but that doesn't impact the amount paid by card, which can be any amount.Troxy said:
Not quite section 75 covers purchases from £100 to £30,000born_again said:Yes you can. Anything from 1p upwards.0
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