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Bajmoe
No dont work for egg i just took that info from their website. a positive balance is when your in credit as the egg money
card allows you to carry money on ie ie: a positive balance. when your in a negative balance you are using your credit limit as it,s
their money your spending. do you have an Egg Money Credit card or an Egg Credit card0 -
My Mum will be interested in that card cheers...0
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clio i had
a Egg credit card
bethanyrayne you noticed i turned 50 on saturday did you, i'll have a look at that saga card thanks
cheers nickx clio
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Bajmoe
thats the problem m8 all the info ive passed over is for the egg money card
which is different for the egg credit card..0 -
egg money card is that like my debit card?0
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egg money card is that like my debit card?
Egg Money is a "hybrid" card - can act as a Credit Card or a Debit Card.
If you are in debt on the card then it is very much like a normal Credit Card. However it allows you to pre-load it with a positive balance. Then you can use it like a Debit Card, in this instance making Cash Withdrawals would not accrue interest as you are not actually borrowing any money.0 -
There's a useful guide (and subsequent discussion) on Egg Money's conventional, rather than stoozing, use here...
http://www.stoozing.com/forum/YaBB.pl?num=11262086480 -
Egg Money is a "hybrid" card - can act as a Credit Card or a Debit Card.
If you are in debt on the card then it is very much like a normal Credit Card. However it allows you to pre-load it with a positive balance. Then you can use it like a Debit Card, in this instance making Cash Withdrawals would not accrue interest as you are not actually borrowing any money.
i have a debit card with my bank, i am always in credit, is there any advantages having the egg money card?
sometimes i wonder why i got a credit card in the first place.......lol0 -
It could be me but has OP got an Egg money card or an Egg credit card?
If it's a plain old Egg credit card (visa) then the charges would be correct.
It is only Egg money that do not charge for cash advances.0 -
See post #14jonesMUFCforever wrote: »It could be me but has OP got an Egg money card or an Egg credit card?0
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