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henrys | 22:33 Fri 24th Oct 2008 | Law
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my pal bought an item on line
some time ago
paid by credit card
no prob
now they are asking him for �47
he thinks its a charge
because he has bought nothing since
is it legal for the company to do that
t i a
prev vat?
  
next Garantor looking to pull out of tenancy agreement
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Avatar Image Ethel
Who is asking him for �47 - the credit card company or the company he bought the goods from?

Was it an ongoing thing he bought - one of two or three or more, for example?
22:40 Fri 24th Oct 2008
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the company he got the item from
just onre item
not an going thing
thanks
22:45 Fri 24th Oct 2008
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It doesn't seem right but without all the details it is impossible to say.

Is it a club or something?
22:47 Fri 24th Oct 2008
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its a catalogue that came by post
22:48 Fri 24th Oct 2008
Avatar Image Eve
Has he asked the company what the charge is for?

Once he knows he can act accordingly.
09:01 Sat 25th Oct 2008
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I thought this was a poem at first
Because of the way it was written.
We need more information now
To see if your pal's been bitten.

11:00 Sat 25th Oct 2008
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very droll factor30, quite good though
11:01 Sat 25th Oct 2008
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worthy of at least 2 stars, I'd say.
11:04 Sat 25th Oct 2008
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get them to check their credit report.

my friend got a letter from a company saying they were owed money but then he checked his credit report and there was no such debt on there.

in turned out to be a scam and they were just trying to con people out of money.
15:51 Sat 25th Oct 2008
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Tell your friend to double check his credit/debit card statements to make sure that they did actually charge him for the item at the time.

I bought some items from a catalogue company online & gave my credit card details only to discover about two months later they hadn't actually charged me at the time & I had to pay separately - it was rather bizarre & annoying, I still buy stuff from them and even though they have my credit card details, I still have to make payment myself afterwards.

If he has paid then he needs to contact them & tell them that he's did so and have them adjust their records.
20:46 Sat 25th Oct 2008
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ta for nice info
frog
20:51 Sat 25th Oct 2008
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The team is glad to help you out
we think it's most bizarre
that you have to pay again
But Factor's answer's worth two stars.
21:42 Sat 25th Oct 2008

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