Just wondering, I have credit cards with Natwest (classic), barclays (student), lloyds tsb (student) capital one (classic) and mint.
Which card provides protection say when i have bought something and then the company goes bust - I cannot remember what it is called?
I just wanted to know, so if I think there is something not right, then I have the satisfaction of knowing I can claim a refund. I mostly use natwest classic.
Just wondering, I have credit cards with Natwest (classic), barclays (student), lloyds tsb (student) capital one (classic) and mint.
Which card provides protection say when i have bought something and then the company goes bust - I cannot remember what it is called?
I just wanted to know, so if I think there is something not right, then I have the satisfaction of knowing I can claim a refund. I mostly use natwest classic.
What has the company going bust got do with compensation? Has the item broke within it's warranty or something?
Just wondering, I have credit cards with Natwest (classic), barclays (student), lloyds tsb (student) capital one (classic) and mint.
Which card provides protection say when i have bought something and then the company goes bust - I cannot remember what it is called?
I just wanted to know, so if I think there is something not right, then I have the satisfaction of knowing I can claim a refund. I mostly use natwest classic.
ALL credit cards give the consumer protection under Section 75 of the Consumner Credit Act for breaches of contract/misrepresentation/a company going bust without delivering goods or services etc.
