Direct debit: Dxnlink - what is it?

Pepita_2

I am going through my accounts to get rid of any unnecessary direct debits and have come across one that has appeared for Dxnlink followed by a 10 digit number - I can't seem to work out what that could possibly be for, has anybody got any ideas?
Many thanks in advance

Baldur

See this thread.

Pepita_2

Thanks for that, Baldur.

It doesn't really answer my question though. I refused mobile phone insurance so hopefully it's not that - if it is then somebody has to explain why they are charging me for something I specifically turned down.

I think the replies to the OP were a bit rude as well, it could put new posters off posting if they thought they were going to be attacked like that!

Baldur

Hi bevheth,

It was the only reference to Dnxlink from a search on these forums - the first reply, from BenL, was the one to which I was referring you, i.e. to ring the bank from which your DD was drawn and they should be able to identify the originator.

ade183

Hi Pepita,
Its definitely mobile phone insurance, I know this because its the same description on my statement and I took out the insurance when I bought my mobile from The Link 2 years ago. The Link apparently has gone bust. I am cancelling the insurance anyway as I am getting another phone.
Hope this helps

eensy99

Pepita wrote: »

I am going through my accounts to get rid of any unnecessary direct debits and have come across one that has appeared for Dxnlink followed by a 10 digit number - I can't seem to work out what that could possibly be for, has anybody got any ideas?
Many thanks in advance

It's for mobile phone insurance. They do not stop taking the fee even after you get a new phone and pay different insurance. They continue even though you cancel. I have just found it on my banking aswell and can't contact them, If anyone has a number I'd be grateful.

McKneff

eensy99 wrote: »

It's for mobile phone insurance. They do not stop taking the fee even after you get a new phone and pay different insurance. They continue even though you cancel. I have just found it on my banking aswell and can't contact them, If anyone has a number I'd be grateful.

Dont think youre likely to get any answers, the op is nearly 3 years old.

Try starting a new thread of your own. Someone will come along and help.

(Ive been there, done that:D) I felt silly too.

Annie