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Power NI don’t accept credit cards?
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ripplyuk
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I just switched to Power NI but I’ve previously been with Electric Ireland, Budget, Click and SSE. All of them accepted credit cards for top up payments but I tried today with Power NI and it wouldn’t work. When I rang to query it, the guy said they don’t accept credit cards at all. Has anyone else had this problem? I find it quite hard to believe.
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I googled for you.
https://powerni.co.uk/help/keypad/how-can-i-top-up/
So yes, that's correct. At least there's no minimum contract/exit fee and you can switch again if that's a problem for you.1 -
Mnoee said:I googled for you.
https://powerni.co.uk/help/keypad/how-can-i-top-up/
So yes, that's correct. At least there's no minimum contract/exit fee and you can switch again if that's a problem for you.ripplyuk said:I just switched to Power NI but I’ve previously been with Electric Ireland, Budget, Click and SSE. All of them accepted credit cards for top up payments but I tried today with Power NI and it wouldn’t work. When I rang to query it, the guy said they don’t accept credit cards at all. Has anyone else had this problem? I find it quite hard to believe.
If you have a chase account you would get 1% back on you topup but if you have signed up for perks you would have to use a credit card to pay for your gift cards
Click energy has a supersaver which is the best deal for a year but it is a 12 month contract
Click also have clickbacks for gift cards but some of the discounts aren't as good but if you shop in Tesco you would get 5% discount
Lloyds cash back credit card ?1 -
Paypoint don't accept credit cards, just cash or debit.0
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ripplyuk said:I just switched to Power NI but I’ve previously been with Electric Ireland, Budget, Click and SSE. All of them accepted credit cards for top up payments but I tried today with Power NI and it wouldn’t work. When I rang to query it, the guy said they don’t accept credit cards at all. Has anyone else had this problem? I find it quite hard to believe.0
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