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Use Irish credit card to book holiday with UK Company

fraxineto · 2011-10-11 16:17:51

Read some threads about booking a holiday with an English company, and flying out of an English airport, using an Irish credit card. My own experience today was as follows, I tried to book on-line today, and all was fine until i had to enter a post-code, no way to get past that, as it had to be a valid one. So i rang the…

11-10-2011 4:17pm

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fraxineto

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Read some threads about booking a holiday with an English company, and flying out of an English airport, using an Irish credit card.
My own experience today was as follows, I tried to book on-line today, and all was fine until i had to enter a post-code, no way to get past that, as it had to be a valid one.
So i rang the company direct (Thomson) and explained what i was trying to do, I was told that, " I could use an Irish credit to book a holiday with them provided that, there was at least 30 days from the date of booking to the date of travel", which i was informed was the time they needed to validate the card.
Not good news for me as i wanted to travel sooner, so i got a relative in England to book for me using their credit card and my irish e-mail address, and just got confirmation from company, and e-tickets to follow in a couple of days.

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