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KAYAM0011
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Does anyone know where i stand or have been in the same position?. I realised recently that i have been paying monthly for a CV via debit card which i first registered for over 3 years ago. I didn't realise it was being taken every month, no renewal notices etc were ever sent, just the initial email. The company can see that the account hadn't been accessed and I have been employment for over 2 and a half years. They have refunded some but a fraction of what i have paid out. I am not sure if I am covered as it was a debit card payment and not a direct debit. Any advice would be great.
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KAYAM0011 said:Does anyone know where i stand or have been in the same position?. I realised recently that i have been paying monthly for a CV via debit card which i first registered for over 3 years ago. I didn't realise it was being taken every month, no renewal notices etc were ever sent, just the initial email. The company can see that the account hadn't been accessed and I have been employment for over 2 and a half years. They have refunded some but a fraction of what i have paid out. I am not sure if I am covered as it was a debit card payment and not a direct debit. Any advice would be great.
Other than the goodwill of the company - likely nothing more. A learning to ensure you regularly check your bank statements for deductions to ensure everything is accurate.
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I'm not sure how it being a direct debit would have made any difference. If you signed up to a subscription with automatic renewal, it's up to you to cancel it when it's no longer needed. It sounds like they've done a partial refund for goodwill, so I suspect that's all you're going to get. Have you checked the contract to make sure they've adhered to it when it comes to renewal notices, etc?1
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I'm afraid as ML often likes say. Check your statements monthly....
If they have refunded some of the money you have done well 👍No way to claim it back any other way.
While you have not accessed your account with them, they do not know you are employed. Unless you gave them access to your bank acc to see wages coming in.Life in the slow lane1 -
born_again said:
While you have not accessed your account with them, they do not know you are employed. Unless you gave them access to your bank acc to see wages coming in.2 -
KAYAM0011 said:Does anyone know where i stand or have been in the same position?. I realised recently that i have been paying monthly for a CV via debit card which i first registered for over 3 years ago. I didn't realise it was being taken every month, no renewal notices etc were ever sent, just the initial email. The company can see that the account hadn't been accessed and I have been employment for over 2 and a half years. They have refunded some but a fraction of what i have paid out. I am not sure if I am covered as it was a debit card payment and not a direct debit. Any advice would be great.
As others have said, they real advice is about avoiding similar issues in the future by both reading what you are agreeing to (most of us dont) and check your bank statements regularly1 -
Yeah it is my own fault, will check what was on the original email in regards to renewal etc otherwise will be grateful for what I got, thanks for the advice, note to self, check my monthly statements 🤦♀️ 😀1
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