
on 02-01-2015 19:06
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on 02-01-2015 19:06
As it stands my payment won't go through when due because of insufficient funds although I hope to be able to put the money in in time but what will happen if I am unable to.
Clearly I understand this is my own fault and in the worst case scenario will have enough to pay it on next Friday but ia there anyone I can contact who help me sort this out. I have never missed a payment before and my recorfld is spotless, would hate to get a black mark if it can be avoided
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on 02-01-2015 19:10
Please select the post that helped you best and mark as the solution. This helps other members in resolving their issues faster. Thank you.
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on 02-01-2015 19:09
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on 02-01-2015 19:09
It's then upto them to agree terms.
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on 02-01-2015 19:10
Please select the post that helped you best and mark as the solution. This helps other members in resolving their issues faster. Thank you.
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on 02-01-2015 19:21
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on 02-01-2015 19:21
@MI5 wrote:
Call 202 and explain to CS. They may allow a manual payment at a later agreed date for this month only.
The worse thing you can do is nothing. Most companies are quite helpful this time of year and hopefully understand the pressure of Christmas etc. Best of luck when you ring on the number given
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on 02-01-2015 20:58
At the very worst case scenario, It may be too late to cancel DD with it being Friday and payment due Monday. They could try and claim amount, Bank will refuse DD and issue a charge for non payment, and O2 may cut off number until payment made. Will then show as on Credit File as non payment and may affect future credit!
Good Luck in trying to get through to someone, and they could say that they have given you 10 days notice that they are taking the funds from you?
Can you not ask your bank for an overdraft to cover the DD, their fee may be lower than the non payment fee?
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on 02-01-2015 21:08
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I am just inquiring as to what the possible outcome would be if I miss a DD payment.
Your bank will rip you off.
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on 02-01-2015 21:18
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on 02-01-2015 21:21
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on 02-01-2015 21:21
@Anonymous wrote:At the very worst case scenario, It may be too late to cancel DD with it being Friday and payment due Monday. They could try and claim amount, Bank will refuse DD and issue a charge for non payment, and O2 may cut off number until payment made. Will then show as on Credit File as non payment and may affect future credit!
Good Luck in trying to get through to someone, and they could say that they have given you 10 days notice that they are taking the funds from you?
Can you not ask your bank for an overdraft to cover the DD, their fee may be lower than the non payment fee?
You are showing to much sense!
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on 02-01-2015 21:25
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on 02-01-2015 21:25
It also may be too late to ask for an overdraft facility on a Friday with the DD going out Monday (unless this can be done online with immediate effect)
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