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Ryanair Credit Card

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  • 14-12-2009 3:14pm
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    finch
    Registered Users Posts: 34 ✭


    Just thought I would let you know that I have a Ryanaor credit card which was suppossed to be at a rate of 14.9%. I was checking out charges on my card the other day and was told they were charging me 18.9%.

    So anyone with a Ryanair credit card that thinks its at 14.9% would need to ring mbna to get it checked. They retuned mine to the correct rate after looking into it for me.


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    Rujib1
    Closed Accounts Posts: 369 ✭✭Rujib1


    finch wrote: »
    Just thought I would let you know that I have a Ryanaor credit card which was suppossed to be at a rate of 14.9%. I was checking out charges on my card the other day and was told they were charging me 18.9%.

    So anyone with a Ryanair credit card that thinks its at 14.9% would need to ring mbna to get it checked. They retuned mine to the correct rate after looking into it for me.

    I have one. It's supposed to be 14.9%.
    It works at 12.9%

    I keep forgetting to tell them. Musst do it tomorrow :p


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    Liam79
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    I have one also
    The Ryanair ones are one of the ones mentioned in the interest rate f**k up on the news today

    Did u get a few quid back off them Finch? Would it be worth my while giving them a bell or is it all in the process of being sorted now?

    Dont have a statement to check


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    parsi
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    I see (www.rte.ie/news) that the refund will be by March 2010 (great to give themselves so much time) and will include interest.

    I expect this interest will be at the ECB rate rather than the rate that folk have to pay to MBNA ?


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    oscarBravo
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    Moved from Irish Economy.


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    dudara
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    Moved to Banking & Insurance & Pensions

    dudara


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