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Old 22-08-2020, 02:19 PM #5
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Yeah it has to be a really specific set of circumstances, usually where there's a clear double charge on the statement etc.

I get the feeling that with a holiday, if the seller is saying they'll refund but just isn't actually doing it, the bank may well say it's a small courts claim to get the refund.

Debit card transactions don't have the same protections and guarantees as credit cards. If you have a credit card it's always worth making big purchases on that - even if you then just pay the balance from your bank immediately. You get a tonne of fraud protection/guarantees/charge back options with a good CC provider.
Its fairly specific both were cancelled due to Covid

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