NATWEST bank charges

red7 | 20:03 Mon 09th Nov 2009 | Business & Finance

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Hi,

Can I be charged by natwest if I have tried to use my debit card and it gets declined for not having sufficient funds?
Thanks.

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dzug

Don't think so - you'd be charged if they let it go through and you went overdrawn, and for other failed transactions like bounced cheques, but not for a refused debit card.

ummmm

No...it will just be declined.

mikey0118

If a transaction is declined, there is definitely no charge. But don't assume that if you have insufficient funds that your card will be declined. I believed that was the case until a couple of months ago. I stupidly didn't keep an eye on my bank balance, made a purchase, went £5.00 overdrawn and was then charged £25.00 by Abbey.

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