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Reclaiming credit card and catalogue charge's

olaf2014
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Hi iv been reading up about claiming back credit card charges and I'm a bit confused if if honest. If they only charge you £12 can u still claim? And is it easier than what it seems as it looks complicated.
Also would this work for catalogue charge's? If so how would u do this?
Thanks in advance
Also would this work for catalogue charge's? If so how would u do this?
Thanks in advance
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You can't claim anything.
If you are currently in hardship, you can approach your lenders for help, which may include suspending charges or interest for a period.1 -
Reclaiming credit card charges is something that people did 15-20 years ago. When the £12 guide came in, it ended it.
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