Virgin Money Card Repayment

supersunbird

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Go to Go to the payments menu

Go to Pay a beneficiary

Go to Add a credit card beneficiary to my list

Select Virgin Credit Card

Put in Credit card number

Done
 

supersunbird

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Ag duh I'm stupid :mad:

Thanks a lot :D

LOL, they must have automatically changed mine to that, when I signed up in 2008 or some such it was a way different process, as in signing them up manually as a normal beneficiary with a slight twist....
 

googoodoll

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LOL, they must have automatically changed mine to that, when I signed up in 2008 or some such it was a way different process, as in signing them up manually as a normal beneficiary with a slight twist....

I should've just opened my eyes...
I panicked :(
 

DarkImpact

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Just a simple question. When buying from an online retailer with the card, does the interest accrue from that date or does it work like when you swipe the card and no interest is payable if you settle the total within the specific period?
 

googoodoll

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Just a simple question. When buying from an online retailer with the card, does the interest accrue from that date or does it work like when you swipe the card and no interest is payable if you settle the total within the specific period?

I think it all works the same - with 55 days interest free.
I paid UNISA a few weeks ago and basically paid the same amount to my card that I paid to UNISA.
 

supersunbird

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Its not always 55 days, can be as low as 28. I don't know if all VM cards use the same dates, if my buy something a day before the billing run (11th I think) it will show as being payable by the 7th of the next month (along with other things bought before the 11th) before interest will start being charged.
 
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