Ele Clark, Senior Editor, Which? Money, said: “It is welcome news that Amazon and Visa have agreed a deal for Amazon to continue accepting Visa credit cards. “Using a credit card to pay offers shoppers valuable legal protections that debit cards can’t, and removing this option for Visa cardholders would have meant fewer rights for […]
Gareth Shaw, Which? Head of Money said: “This announcement may come as a shock to some Amazon customers, but there have been long-standing concerns about soaring credit card fees that affect both consumers and businesses. “Consumers used to paying with a Visa credit card should be aware that switching to a debit card would mean […]
Today Which? is making the first super-complaint to the financial regulators calling on them to ensure banks better protect customers who are tricked into transferring money to a fraudster. UK consumers now make over 70 million bank transfers a month, compared to just over 100 million in a whole year a decade ago. However protections […]
Alex Neill, Which? Director of Policy and Campaigns, said: “If you’re currently on a trip booked through Low Cost Holidays, you may be asked to pay for your hotel or flights again by the providers. If so, you should try to pay on a credit card so that you may be able to claim money back […]