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1 Safer Ways to Pay A Consumer Council guide to making payments
2 Safer Ways to Pay A Consumer Council guide to making payments Introduction The method of payment you use can affect the level of protection you have when: Paying deposits; Shopping on the high street; Shopping online; and Paying into different types of saving schemes. Your payment method may even alter the amount of money you pay for household bills or taking cash out abroad. With more businesses facing financial difficulties, it s also important to know how to protect your purchases and payments in case a trader goes out of business. This guide gives you all the information you need to shop and pay bills with more confidence. Paying by credit card? If you re buying a single item costing between 100 and 30,000, consider paying by credit card because it gives you added protection if something goes wrong. This protection is known as equal or joint liability. Whether you use your credit card to pay the full amount or even just a small deposit, by law the credit card company must help in cases of faulty goods, non-delivery or if the retailer goes out of business. Get help making a claim from your credit card company by downloading a sample claim letter from the Consumer Council website. Visit or or telephone for a free copy. Remember: If you re paying by credit card, try to pay the amount off in full when you get the bill to avoid paying interest. Paying by other types of card If you use your credit card for orders costing less than 100, or your debit card for any amount, you may be able to use the card provider s Chargeback process to claim your money. This applies in cases where goods don t arrive, arrive damaged, are not what had been described or the trader has gone out of business. Chargeback applies to all debit cards although exact rules may vary between Visa, Maestro and American Express networks. It is a voluntary process that card providers sign-up to and is not as strong as credit card protection. You should check the precise terms of their Chargeback agreement. Claims must be made to the credit or debit card provider within 120 days, starting the day you become aware of a problem. There are no guarantees your bank will be able to recover your money, particularly if the trader has gone out of business. If you have trouble making a claim via your card provider, ask to speak to a supervisor or manager who may be able to offer additional support or information. If your claim is still rejected, you can take your case to the Financial Ombudsman Service within six months of your final correspondence with the card provider. 2 3
3 Paying by online payment processor Many websites use third party payment processors such as PayPal, Google Checkout or WorldPay. Be aware if you use your credit card with these, you no longer have the joint liability protection explained previously for goods costing between 100 and 30,000. Online payment processors have their own protection arrangements but these are not covered by law - make sure you read their terms and conditions carefully. Remember: You cannot claim against the credit card company if you used your credit card to withdraw cash to pay for goods or services. Paying by Direct Debit A Direct Debit is a regular payment that you must authorise once and is then taken from your account on a regular basis on agreed dates. The amount can vary but the payee (the company or person you are paying) must notify you in advance each time this happens. Paying by cash or cheque? Paying by cash or cheque can be risky if you have to wait for goods to arrive. If you pay for something this way and the trader goes out of business before the goods are delivered, you could end up with nothing. How can you reduce the risk? 1. If possible, pay a small deposit for the item and get a receipt. 2. Confirm that you will pay the balance the day before or as close as possible to the delivery date. 3. If you are in a shop and they insist that you pay in full before delivery, write your name and address on the packaging if the item is in stock. This will mean that if the trader goes out of business, you may still receive your goods. 4. If the goods aren t in stock, get written confirmation from the business of the expected delivery date. 5. Think carefully before deciding to pay the full amount in advance, especially if there s a long delivery period. 20 Paying household bills by direct debit can help you get a discount, for example, on gas, electricity or phone bills. This method of payment is convenient as bills are paid automatically. You will need to keep an eye on your bank account to make sure you don t dip into your overdraft or find payment has not been made due to lack of funds. The Direct Debit Guarantee This is designed to protect consumers in the folllowing way: 1. If there are any changes to the amount, date or frequency of your Direct Debit the company must notify you in advance. 2. If a payment error is made by the company or your bank or building society, you are entitled to a full and immediate refund of the amount paid. If you receive a refund you are not entitled to, you must pay it back when the company asks. 3. You can cancel a Direct Debit at any time by simply contacting your bank or building society. Written confirmation may be required. Please also notify the payee. 4 5
4 Paying by Continuous Payment Authority (CPA) CPA is when you give your credit card or debit card details to a company, for example for a gym membership or magazine subscription, and authorise them to take regular payments. CPA is often confused with direct debit. CPA s do not give the same guarantee as direct debits or standing orders but do give the company more control about when and how much it takes from your account. In most cases, regular payments can be cancelled by telling the payee you wish to cancel this arrangement; however, you also have the right to cancel these payments with your credit or debit card provider. Remember: You will still be responsible for any outstanding money that you owe. Paying when you are abroad A credit card can be useful when buying goods abroad Save money by shopping around and finding a credit card that does not charge a foreign currency loading fee. Tell the company before you go abroad so they do not block your card. Make sure you pay the bill in full when it arrives to avoid paying any interest. Prepaid Credit Cards You can order these online and on the high street. Shop around for the best one as there can be a range of fees for topping up your funds such as an inactivity fee, a fee for each transaction and cash withdrawals. Also check the exchange rates offered as some are better than others. The security of a prepaid card means you can t spend more than you have loaded on the card and if you a victim of card fraud or theft you won t lose everything. If your card is lost or stolen, report it right away and the company can block it and send you a new card. These cards can also be an option if you don t have a good credit score. Using a debit card to pay for goods abroad Check the terms and conditions of your bank account before you use your card abroad. There are several charges to watch out for such as a currency conversion fee or a retail transaction charge. This could be in the region of 5 per cent of the total purchase amount. Tell the bank before you go abroad so they do not block your card. If they ask want to pay in pounds or euros? If you choose pounds then the retailer does the currency conversion. If you choose euros, your card provider makes the conversion. You need to know your provider s exchange rate and then ask the retailer what their rate is to compare deals. Withdrawing cash abroad Check the terms and conditions of your bank account before you travel. You might expect your debit card to offer free withdrawals, but many charge a fee for each transaction. Most have a minimum fee, so it is better to draw out larger amounts rather than many small ones each day, although you will have to keep large withdrawals of currency safe
5 Organising foreign currency Shop around for the best rate. Foreign currency is available in banks, from the Post Office, online, local shops, bureaux de change and the airport. You re a captive customer at an airport or ferry terminal, so you may not get the best rates. Some of the best deals can be found online but check delivery charges before ordering. If you transfer money from your bank account to a foreign currency exchange company and the company goes out of business, there is no protection. You may be entitled to your money back if you pay by debit or credit card. However, be aware that you may be charged a fee to pay by card. Taking out a credit agreement? A credit agreement is a loan usually arranged for buying things like cars and kitchens. Some customers organise these themselves but more often the shop will arrange one for you. If the shop arranged the credit agreement for goods costing between 100 and 30,000 and it goes out of business, you may have rights against the finance company that the credit agreement is with. However, if you arranged the credit agreement yourself then you have no extra rights and you will be unlikely to get your goods or money back if the trader goes out of business. Remember: By law, you must be given a copy of the credit agreement when it is signed. It is important to make sure you: Buying goods or services at distance If you use debit or credit cards to buy goods online, by phone, post or television, you have added protection paying by credit card for single items costing between 100 and 30,000 in cases where the trader goes out of business, goods arrive faulty, are not fit for purpose or not as described. You also have access to the Chargeback process if you use your credit card for costing less than 100 or your debit card for any amount. Read the terms and conditions of the agreement carefully. Keep the copy of your credit agreement safe so that you have the name, address and contact details of the finance company in case of problems later. Remember: If you have received your goods and the retailer goes out of business you must still pay the finance company the full amount for your goods under the terms of your credit agreement. 8 9
6 Using a Christmas savings club? Paying cash into a business s Christmas or savings club can be risky. If you decide to save this way, get receipts for all the payments you make because if the trader goes out of business you could end up with nothing. If you decide to use a Christmas or savings club: Ask the business how your money will be protected. For example, if you lose or damage your savings card or booklet, can you still access your savings? Ask the business if they have insurance in place which protects savers in the event of insolvency (See What happens if a trader goes out of business? on page 13); and Ask the business for a copy of their terms and conditions and read these carefully. Leaving goods in for repair? If you leave something into a shop for a repair or upgrade make sure you: Clearly label it with your name and address; Take a record of the serial number on the item; and Ask for a receipt to say that the item is with the shop. These steps should make it easier to get the item back if the trader goes out of business. Remember: Keep your savings card or stamp booklet safe. If it is lost or stolen it may not be replaced and there normally isn t a record kept of how much you have saved. FOR REPAIR Mrs Consumer 15a Shopping Street Anytown What happens if the trader goes out of business and the goods are faulty? If the goods are still under the manufacturer s guarantee (usually 12 months from date of purchase) you should contact the manufacturer directly to explain the problem
7 Buying an extended warranty? If you are buying an extended warranty, make sure you: 1. Read the terms and conditions carefully and check what the warranty actually covers. 2. Check that your home insurance does not already cover the item. 3. Shop around and look at various insurance policies and extended warranties and get the best price. 4. Get a record of your policy number if you do not get the warranty document straight away. 5. Check the warranty document has the business contact details. 6. Consider if you want to pay the full amount as paying monthly can be expensive. 7. Get a receipt for any payments you make. EXTENDED WARRANTY As long as the warranty company is independent of the trader and is still in business, these steps should make it easier to claim against the warranty if the trader has gone out of business. Be aware you already have protection under the Consumer Rights Act By law goods must stay in good working condition, where reasonable, up to six years after purchase. The law also states services must be carried out with reasonable care and skill. For more information visit What happens if a trader goes out of business? When a trader goes out of business, a licensed insolvency practitioner (IP) is normally appointed to handle the business s affairs and deal with all creditors, including customers and suppliers. If you are owed money by the company you become known as an unsecured creditor. Insolvency means that a company is unable to pay its debts or that it does not have enough assets to cover its debts. A licensed IP is a person licensed by one of the Chartered Accountancy bodies, the Law Societies, the Insolvency Practitioners Association or the Secretary of State for Business, Innovation and Skills. He/she is usually an accountant or a solicitor. Only a licensed IP can be appointed to deal with the affairs of an insolvent company. What do insolvency practitioners do? The IP will work to get the best result for everyone involved and will respond to your queries as soon as possible. This can take some time, so it is important to be patient but keep in regular contact. Don t feel pressured into taking extended warranty cover - you can go back afterwards or look around for a cheaper or better policy elsewhere
8 What can you do when a trader goes out of business? 1. Find out which IP has been appointed to the business. This should be advertised in the local paper within 15 days of the company folding. You may also see or hear about it on the news. 2. Many IPs set up a helpline and an information website for customers. Remember, phone calls can be expensive, especially from a mobile phone or at peak times. It may be cheaper to or write a letter to the IP. 3. Write to the IP outlining your circumstances. If you have not received your goods you should tell them: What goods were ordered; When they were ordered; How much they cost; When and how you paid; The address of the shop where the goods were bought; Details of the finance company involved if you have a credit agreement arranged; and The name of the member of staff you dealt with, if you have it. Remember: Don t forget to send a photocopy of your receipts to the IP. It is important you keep hold of the original copies and a record of all letters, s, and phone calls made to the IP. These guidelines should not be considered as legal advice. The legal position and circumstances of each case may vary and anyone who requires legal advice should consult a solicitor. If the trader has entered into insolvency it will be the appointed IP who ultimately deals with your query. Every effort has been made to ensure that the information in this leaflet is correct at the time of printing. 4. Keep in touch with the IP. If you move house, tell them your new address. Visit and search for Insolvency Practitioner claim letter template or or telephone
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