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Credit card problem.

  • 25-03-2009 12:41pm
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    Hello ,got some bother with a credit card I use to own and not sure where I stand.

    Bascially ,I was using MBNA cards from around 2007-2008. I ticked the box for insurance on application for the card.

    When the literature came ,I decided I wouldn't opt for the policy and thought no more about it.
    Regardless of this ,they charge me on the basis of me clicking the option online ,so I decided to let it slide.

    I rang them last year to tell them that I no longer had the card(lost) ,that they had originally covered me on ,so I presumed they would cancel the policy.

    They didn't and I've not been with MBNA since november last year ,I paid off the card.

    Considering the accounts closed ,I thought I could finally forget about MBNA. But today I get a statement from MBNA for another annual insurance fee ????


    How can a company allow a closed credit card ,be charged by an insurance company,when I don't even have credit cards with them anymore ??


Comments

  • Closed Accounts Posts: 988 ✭✭✭IsThatSo?


    AFAIK the insurance is usually provided by another party and sold through the cc company with the new card, so its a bit confusing alright.

    Just ring them and cancel it, stating that the account no longer exists.


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