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mojomaz | 10:35 Mon 01st Jun 2009 | Travel
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If you are paying for your holiday on a debit card are you still covered like you would be if you payed by debit card? Cheers
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Assume the second debit card should read credit card. The answer is no, which is why many firms charge more for credit card payments.
13:02 Mon 01st Jun 2009
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I did mean credit card . Thanks for that.
13:10 Mon 01st Jun 2009
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Not strictly true Cathyhuns,

the protection is not as good as CC but If the debit card is a Visa then they have 'Visa Debit Chargeback' within their T&C's, any banks that issues a visa debit card (Barclays are one) have to abide by this as well.

This does not apply to Maestro, Switch or Solo though.
13:27 Mon 01st Jun 2009

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