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    20 Aug '05 15:34
    ...for those using UK currency.
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    20 Aug '05 21:50
    Originally posted by dottewell
    ...for those using UK currency.
    Debit card? what's this? a card for paying even if you have no money at all?
  3. Standard memberExy
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    20 Aug '05 22:42
    Originally posted by dottewell
    ...for those using UK currency.
    You can use PayPal, give Russ a shout.
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    20 Aug '05 23:24
    Originally posted by Fisich
    Debit card? what's this? a card for paying even if you have no money at all?
    Ironically, a debit card means you do have money while a credit card often means you don't.

    Thanks, Exy, will do.
  5. Milton Keynes, UK
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    24 Aug '05 10:32
    Originally posted by dottewell
    Ironically, a debit card means you do have money while a credit card often means you don't.

    Thanks, Exy, will do.
    The term "credit card" is deliberately deceiving. It would not be as appealing to people if it was called a "debt card".
  6. Subscribernoxidjkram
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    24 Aug '05 14:05
    Originally posted by dottewell
    Ironically, a debit card means you do have money...
    Or an overdraft...
  7. Not Kansas
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    26 Aug '05 00:23
    Originally posted by Fisich
    Debit card? what's this? a card for paying even if you have no money at all?
    A debit card debits your bank account. No money, no honey.
  8. Standard memberMIODude
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    28 Aug '05 15:52
    I don't think you can use debit cards without swiping them like you can credit cards.. can you?

    Besides.. I don't think I'd want to use something that has access to my bank account on the internet, whereas credit cards you can cancel easier, and also dispute charges.. try disputing a debit card charge with the bank.
  9. Standard memberExy
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    28 Aug '05 17:10
    Yes, you can, most shop sites, Amazon / Play / Ebay etc all take them in the UK. If you have a PayPal account and you've registered your debit card with it, contact Russ and you can subscribe that way.
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