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Please help! RE: Section 75
dingdongavoncalling
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We've made a large purchase towards building a home, with the deposit on credit card (would all have been on credit card if we had enough of a limit)
The company has gone bust. The total was over £30,000. Martin Lewis's advices this means section 75 does not apply and to use a chargeback, we can't do that as the invoice was paid via BACS, can anyone advice please, worried sick!
The company has gone bust. The total was over £30,000. Martin Lewis's advices this means section 75 does not apply and to use a chargeback, we can't do that as the invoice was paid via BACS, can anyone advice please, worried sick!
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You could potentially try a chargeback for the amount put on the card.0
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Thanks for your reply, unfortunately it's a savings account not a cardMorningcoffeeIV said:You could potentially try a chargeback for the amount put on the card.
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Well you can chargeback the deposit. Sadly the rest is a case of join the rest of the creditors.Life in the slow lane1
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Hopefully an agreed staging of payments will mean that plenty of work has already been completed, i.e. you're not literally looking at a potential loss of £30K+? Are there other companies able to step in to finish it off?1
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dingdongavoncalling said:
Thanks for your reply, unfortunately it's a savings account not a cardMorningcoffeeIV said:You could potentially try a chargeback for the amount put on the card.
You said you used a credit card for the deposit.
Was that not true?0 -
Yes that's true, that's for the £4k deposit. Not the rest of the balance.MorningcoffeeIV said:dingdongavoncalling said:
Thanks for your reply, unfortunately it's a savings account not a cardMorningcoffeeIV said:You could potentially try a chargeback for the amount put on the card.
You said you used a credit card for the deposit.
Was that not true?0 -
It is a potential loss of that amount as it is for goods, not a service 😔eskbanker said:Hopefully an agreed staging of payments will mean that plenty of work has already been completed, i.e. you're not literally looking at a potential loss of £30K+? Are there other companies able to step in to finish it off?0 -
dingdongavoncalling said:
Yes that's true, that's for the £4k deposit. Not the rest of the balance.MorningcoffeeIV said:dingdongavoncalling said:
Thanks for your reply, unfortunately it's a savings account not a cardMorningcoffeeIV said:You could potentially try a chargeback for the amount put on the card.
You said you used a credit card for the deposit.
Was that not true?
So that's your chargeback opportunity.0 -
MorningcoffeeIV said:dingdongavoncalling said:
Yes that's true, that's for the £4k deposit. Not the rest of the balance.MorningcoffeeIV said:dingdongavoncalling said:
Thanks for your reply, unfortunately it's a savings account not a cardMorningcoffeeIV said:You could potentially try a chargeback for the amount put on the card.
You said you used a credit card for the deposit.
Was that not true?
So that's your chargeback opportunity.
That's great, but a very small amount of the total (only the deposit).
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What kind of large purchase?
A single item over £30k, or individual items with different prices?
What you bought and what your invoice says could make a difference.0
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