Nikje
Medlem
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- The draw is open to all active users of Curve and:
- who are mainland UK residents,
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Samosaguas
Medlem
Heads up!
We're making some changes to our terms of service, fee schedule and privacy policy.
First up, debit-fronted credit
What’s that? Debit-fronted credit is a really handy service that lets you pay with your credit card when only debit cards are accepted, or when doing so has a fee attached. For the most part, you can use this service free of charge.
I feel a “but” coming on…
You're right – there’s a but. For our Curve Blue and Curve Black customers, government-based payments made with a credit card e.g. HMRC, will now carry a 1.5% fee. Don’t worry if you accidentally pay with a credit card – you can use our Go Back in Time feature to switch the payment to a debit card without incurring the fee. The fees will apply from the 24th of January, 2020. You can read the full details around this here.
Changes to privacy?
Yes, we’re updating our privacy policy to explain how we share data with other companies. This is so that we can create more amazing features, and tell you all about them. This will come into effect in 15 days, on December 10, 2019. If you want to opt out, get in touch at support@curve.app.
Something big is coming…
We have an exciting new feature coming very very soon, so keep an eye out!
Got questions?
Get in touch at support@curve.app
Thanks for your support of Curve and for being one of our early adopters.
Have a great week!
Team Curve
Edit: Måste säga att jag inte blir riktigt klok på vad detta innebär... Någon som fattar?
We're making some changes to our terms of service, fee schedule and privacy policy.
First up, debit-fronted credit
What’s that? Debit-fronted credit is a really handy service that lets you pay with your credit card when only debit cards are accepted, or when doing so has a fee attached. For the most part, you can use this service free of charge.
I feel a “but” coming on…
You're right – there’s a but. For our Curve Blue and Curve Black customers, government-based payments made with a credit card e.g. HMRC, will now carry a 1.5% fee. Don’t worry if you accidentally pay with a credit card – you can use our Go Back in Time feature to switch the payment to a debit card without incurring the fee. The fees will apply from the 24th of January, 2020. You can read the full details around this here.
Changes to privacy?
Yes, we’re updating our privacy policy to explain how we share data with other companies. This is so that we can create more amazing features, and tell you all about them. This will come into effect in 15 days, on December 10, 2019. If you want to opt out, get in touch at support@curve.app.
Something big is coming…
We have an exciting new feature coming very very soon, so keep an eye out!
Got questions?
Get in touch at support@curve.app
Thanks for your support of Curve and for being one of our early adopters.
Have a great week!
Team Curve
Edit: Måste säga att jag inte blir riktigt klok på vad detta innebär... Någon som fattar?
Mattias Holmén
Medlem
Betalningar till staten, typ Skatteverket, CSN etc. (Frågan är om dom har koll utanför UK)
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Debit Fronted Credit – Curve
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We are starting with HMRC*. Other government payments will be included in the future, such as National Savings & Investments, DVLA Vehicle Tax, and Student Loan Payments when using a credit card as a funding card
If you are charged a fee, you can have it refunded by using GBIT and charging the transaction to an underlying debit card. This has to be requested within 14 days by contacting Customer Support. The £1.000 limit will not apply in this case.
*HMRC
Her Majesty’s Revenue and Customs är den brittiska skatte- och tullmyndigheten, egentligen ett departement utan minister i den brittiska regeringen med ansvar för att kräva in av skatter, import- och exportkontroll och ansvar för den nationella minimiinkomsten.
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mha321
Medlem
Vet inte säkert men jag misstänker det. De hänvisar ju till en speciell transaktionskod för government. Min gissning är att den nog gäller internationellt.
Mattias Holmén
Medlem
Säkert inget som berör icke-UK residens...
M.K
Medlem
Detta saknar betydelse för oss svenskar. 1,5% avgift på MCC 9311 framöver som jag förstått det.
Skulle nu någon här betala t ex CSN eller liknande med Curve och faktiskt bli belastad en avgift kan transaktionen flyttas inom fjorton dagar med GBIT till Revolut eller TW. Avgiften betalas då tillbaka. Jag tror dock detta MCC mest gäller skatteinbetalningar i UK.
Kommande nyhet kan vara vänbetalningar, typ swish, som jag vet har testats en stund nu av Curve. Det kan bli ett intressant nytt poänggivande alternativ.
Skulle nu någon här betala t ex CSN eller liknande med Curve och faktiskt bli belastad en avgift kan transaktionen flyttas inom fjorton dagar med GBIT till Revolut eller TW. Avgiften betalas då tillbaka. Jag tror dock detta MCC mest gäller skatteinbetalningar i UK.
Kommande nyhet kan vara vänbetalningar, typ swish, som jag vet har testats en stund nu av Curve. Det kan bli ett intressant nytt poänggivande alternativ.
Kan, jo det går ju...
Men vem i hela världen skulle vara så dum att man vill ha dubbla minuspoäng på ursprungskortet? Det är nämligen ”dubbla poäng” dvs även dubbelt avdrag för återlämnade varor eller returer under denna period. Därför vill man naturligtvis inte ha några reverse-transaktioner under denna period. Tänk ut ett bättre system!
Haha, istället för att vaska champagne kan man istället jobba upp störst möjliga minussaldo på Eurobonuskontot
. Tack för synpunkt!