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Egg Card Cancelled - Interest?
heathdene
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in Credit cards
Can Egg still charge interest on a cancelled card?
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Yes, they can.0
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If you're one of the 7%, they haven't reneged on anything in the agreement - section 18 of their T&C's applies in this case - and yes, you're liable for any interest on balances:
[FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif] Nice thinking though[FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif] 18. Limiting use of the Account
We may, without warning and without ending this Agreement:
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- refuse to authorise a Transaction;
- cancel or suspend the right to use the Account; or
- refuse to replace a Card.[/FONT]

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Am I right in thinking that my Egg card (which has been cancelled as per this latest fiasco) is now essentially just an exceptionally expensive loan, as I can't use it as a credit facility?
My bank is trying to push me into extending my loan and the interest rate is a third of that being charged on my Egg card - think most sensible option is to extend my loan and take any profit I still offer to Egg away from them...0 -
Only if you're not paying it off in full, yes. (In fact it was before it was cancelledAm I right in thinking that my Egg card (which has been cancelled as per this latest fiasco) is now essentially just an exceptionally expensive loan, as I can't use it as a credit facility?
) Conjugating the verb 'to be":
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