Morrison's Pay @ Pump doesn't take half my cards ?
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Djene
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Hi
I live right next to a Morrison's fuel station that has Pay at the Pump. They accept all the cards I have, as it states on the pump itself.
Trouble is, it doesn't accept my Santander Select Debit Card, MBNA Etihad AmEx or Starling Debit Card. It just says "sale cancelled". I asked inside why, and was told "mustny have atleast £99 in the caird then" (obviously I'm from Scotland haha) which was very helpful andinformative, not.
But there is over that amount. It takes my nationwide debit card fine. Any idea why this would be. I've tried the Morrison's petrol station at my work too. Same result. All the cards work perfectly fine in an Morrison's. I've called Santander and they said there is nothing that should be stopping this.
The Visa card with the MBNA account works perfectly fine too. So I'm lost haha.
I live right next to a Morrison's fuel station that has Pay at the Pump. They accept all the cards I have, as it states on the pump itself.
Trouble is, it doesn't accept my Santander Select Debit Card, MBNA Etihad AmEx or Starling Debit Card. It just says "sale cancelled". I asked inside why, and was told "mustny have atleast £99 in the caird then" (obviously I'm from Scotland haha) which was very helpful andinformative, not.
But there is over that amount. It takes my nationwide debit card fine. Any idea why this would be. I've tried the Morrison's petrol station at my work too. Same result. All the cards work perfectly fine in an Morrison's. I've called Santander and they said there is nothing that should be stopping this.
The Visa card with the MBNA account works perfectly fine too. So I'm lost haha.
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Hi
I live right next to a Morrison's fuel station that has Pay at the Pump. They accept all the cards I have, as it states on the pump itself.
Trouble is, it doesn't accept my Santander Select Debit Card, MBNA Etihad AmEx or Starling Debit Card. It just says "sale cancelled". I asked inside why, and was told "mustny have atleast £99 in the caird then" (obviously I'm from Scotland haha) which was very helpful andinformative, not.
But there is over that amount. It takes my nationwide debit card fine. Any idea why this would be. I've tried the Morrison's petrol station at my work too. Same result. All the cards work perfectly fine in an Morrison's. I've called Santander and they said there is nothing that should be stopping this.
The Visa card with the MBNA account works perfectly fine too. So I'm lost haha.
Maybe these cards aren't offline and only work online with transactions being authorised instantly. Or just go inside and pay....0 -
call eg santander and ask them0
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Have you had this issue with any other Pay at Pump facility other than Morrison's?
If you have I'd echo Paragon's post and suggest some of your cards are for 'online' authorisations only.It's not your credit score that counts, it's your credit history. Any replies are my own personal opinion and not a representation of my employer.0 -
Have you had this issue with any other Pay at Pump facility other than Morrison's?
If you have I'd echo Paragon's post and suggest some of your cards are for 'online' authorisations only.
Having an online card doesn't (in itself) preclude using Pay at Pump.
The card issuer has to restrict it; which some do e.g. RBS/NatWest.0 -
i would call santander again as obviously there is something stopping it !0
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Starling card definitely works for Pay at Pump, but from reading their community they are blocking transactions that dont comply with the new authorisation rules (only authorising £1 isnt supposed to happen anymore).
https://community.starlingbank.com/t/tesco-pay-at-pump-card-decline/3461/3patrick
Starling
Hi @GCJ, in late 2017, MasterCard asked retailers to stop doing £1 pre-authorisations, in particular pay-at-pump.
These retailers are now supposed to pre-authorise the maximum value which they will allow they customers to fill up, and then reverse the difference. If the customer does not have this amount, they should decline.
For example - pre-auth £100 at the pump, and if you fill up £25, they should release £75 back to you.
If the balance is under £100, it will simply decline.
This has been common practice in Europe for quite some time.
We have found some retailers are not complying to this, which is why we have had to make a change in some instances. This reduces the number of card disputes, unauthorised overdrafts, and has some other benefits.
In some cases such as yours, sadly, it can impact the experience. But again, this will only happen at a retailer not complying with the change to £1 pre-auths.
We will continue to monitor this, and can see several pay-at-pump retailers are already starting to adapt to the changes.
Hope this makes sense.====0 -
Morrisons petrol is best avoided anyway.I am an Independent Financial Adviser (IFA). The comments I make are just my opinion and are for discussion purposes only. They are not financial advice and you should not treat them as such. If you feel an area discussed may be relevant to you, then please seek advice from an Independent Financial Adviser local to you.0
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I bought fuel at Asda yesterday and it's showing as £1 in pending transactions.I came into this world with nothing and I've got most of it left.0
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