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Thomas Cook's prepaid cards to close in April – MSE News
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Thomas Cook's range of prepaid currency cards will be closing in April, Mastercard has announced – if you've got one, check if you've any money on it to cash out before the closure...
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So glad I spotted this - my husband and I both have cards and had no idea about the change in April! Fortunately we have a break booked in March so will be sure to spend the balance on each card the ! Any recommendations of a good alternative prepaid card?0
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Why did they not offer to transfer balances to a new card. I have €532 but they will only give me £437. Only enough to buy back €490. I know how currency works but the letter (dated 13 Feb,arrived 6 March with a 6 April use by deadline!!!) says there will not be a cashout fee. Laughable since i am losing over €40. My card has over 2 years on the expiry date so I consider since they are changing the terms not me that I should not lose out. Feels like I have been mugged for my holiday money.0
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Sorry but if that were true you would be keeping your money in pounds in the bank with conversion by fee-free card at the time of transactions. Even using your regular bank card with fees would be cheaper than using such prepaid currency cards.blackknight72 said:I know how currency works .Evolution, not revolution0
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