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ToxicPaddy
21-04-2009, 10:46 PM
Hi
In the mirror today, I saw thing thing about something called a 'Quidity card'. Its like a credit/debit card, but you top it up at shops with PayPoint and only spend what's topped up (e.g. no overdraft etc). You can use it in shops, online etc and it sounds good, but is it worth it for the fees you pay? You have to pay for transactions and ATM withdrawals. List of fees linked below:
http://quiditycard.com/mirror/pre_pay_card_fees.html
So do you think its worth it? And if you have one, are they good?
Just go to the bank and get cash point / debit card?! Lol.
lol at them fees, just use a debit card?
PaulMacC
22-04-2009, 08:51 AM
I think Jord has one.
Sammeth.
22-04-2009, 01:41 PM
Yeah with a debit card you can't get an overdraft, so just get one of those :P Much easier.
Chaos
22-04-2009, 01:44 PM
Yeah with a debit card you can't get an overdraft, so just get one of those :P Much easier.
Yes you can.
When i made my account they said i had no overdraft.
I went to buy something thinking i had more money in my account and went into negative funds.
Sammeth.
22-04-2009, 01:50 PM
Yes you can.
When i made my account they said i had no overdraft.
I went to buy something thinking i had more money in my account and went into negative funds.
Maybe its different for different banks, but with mine you can't :D
Yes you can.
When i made my account they said i had no overdraft.
I went to buy something thinking i had more money in my account and went into negative funds.
Probably an unplanned overdraft.
I'm decidding on getting one of these but I dont get the fees
say if I wanted to buy something that is 20 GBP and the fee is 3%
that means 20.00 - 3% = 0.6%
so I only get 19.40 GBp topped up?
Why don't you just use money :S
ToxicPaddy
23-04-2009, 02:07 PM
Why don't you just use money :S
cause i want to be able to use it online, and i'm probably just going to get a debit card.
Caution
23-04-2009, 09:21 PM
I'm decidding on getting one of these but I dont get the fees
say if I wanted to buy something that is 20 GBP and the fee is 3%
that means 20.00 - 3% = 0.6%
so I only get 19.40 GBp topped up?
No the 60p would be taken off as well as the £20. Don't really see the point in it tbh, a debit card's free.
I got one
:p
Its a pay as you go card, Its so you dont get into debt when your young
I topped up £120 In a shop and it took £5 Fee, So thats good
EDIT: All these people saying "Get a debit card, Use your bank" Etc
ITS SO YOU DO NOT GET INTO DEBT WITH YOUR BANK AND YOU DONT OVER SPEND BEFOR YOUR 18
Caution
23-04-2009, 09:37 PM
I got one
:p
Its a pay as you go card, Its so you dont get into debt when your young
I topped up £120 In a shop and it took £5 Fee, So thats good
EDIT: All these people saying "Get a debit card, Use your bank" Etc
ITS SO YOU DO NOT GET INTO DEBT WITH YOUR BANK AND YOU DONT OVER SPEND BEFOR YOUR 18
most banks don't let you though. mines doesn't anyway. even if you do go into negative funds you wont exactly end up owing the bank hundreds.
Chaos
23-04-2009, 09:41 PM
most banks don't let you though. mines doesn't anyway. even if you do go into negative funds you wont exactly end up owing the bank hundreds.
I was negative funds by 6£ an i got charged 15£ a day
Sammeth.
23-04-2009, 10:20 PM
I was negative funds by 6£ an i got charged 15£ a day
Should go with another bank :P
VelvetClover
23-04-2009, 10:37 PM
I got one
:p
Its a pay as you go card, Its so you dont get into debt when your young
I topped up £120 In a shop and it took £5 Fee, So thats good
EDIT: All these people saying "Get a debit card, Use your bank" Etc
ITS SO YOU DO NOT GET INTO DEBT WITH YOUR BANK AND YOU DONT OVER SPEND BEFOR YOUR 18
Why don't you just not spend what you can't afford and therefore won't get into debt and won't need a card that charges you money for not getting yourself into debt?
Recursion
25-04-2009, 09:48 AM
I was negative funds by 6£ an i got charged 15£ a day
You should have rung up about that if your under 18.
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