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Switching/moving from BoI

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  • 29-11-2018 3:22am
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    Registered Users Posts: 10


    I recently switched to ptsb but before the transfer occured BoI took 5e in current account fees and then another 5e for I don't know what.
    Can you advise on what that could be?
    Also what's the easiest way to close my credit card. I don't live in Ireland and don't want to spend money on stamps or overseas calls. Thanks


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  • Closed Accounts Posts: 204 ✭✭Bank of Ireland: John


    will92ie wrote: »
    I recently switched to ptsb but before the transfer occured BoI took 5e in current account fees and then another 5e for I don't know what.
    Can you advise on what that could be?
    Also what's the easiest way to close my credit card. I don't live in Ireland and don't want to spend money on stamps or overseas calls. Thanks


    Hi will92ie,

    Thank you for getting in touch.

    A quarterly maintenance fee is charged on personal current accounts. The charge of €5 per quarter applies for maintaining the account. It is debited quarterly along with any transaction fees[font=Cambria","serif] that may apply.[/font]

    [font=Cambria","serif]The additional €5 charge could be the transaction fee's on the account. This amount could be broken down in the following ways:[/font]
    • [font=Cambria","serif]10c for Automated Transactions:[/font]
    • 25c for ATM/LATM (Lodgement ATM) Transactions
    • 60c for Paper/Staff Assisted transactions
    • 1C for every contactless transaction
    [*]

    I have attached a link here -> https://goo.gl/W54EPf  giving information on how to close your Bank of Ireland Credit Card.

    Many Thanks

    John


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