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pabenny
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New magazine offers with free gifts + cashback
Marie Claire - 3 issues £1 with free OPI luxury nailcare set worth £35 *
Eve - 6 issues £1 with FREE Urban Decay Eyeshadow *
Essentials - 6 isses £13 with FREE Garnier Clean Sensitive gift set worth almost £20
* Eve and Marie Claire are minimum 12 month subscriptions. The InStyle offer on the banner has sold out.
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vickn
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there always seems to be these type of offers on are they easy to cancel?
thanks in advance |
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VileBassa
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| vickn wrote: | there always seems to be these type of offers on are they easy to cancel?
thanks in advance |
Just cancel the direct debit via your online banking.
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pabenny
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It's best also to cancel with the magazine company as well. Contact details are usually on the poly wrapper that it comes in. I always cancel by email and have never had any problem.
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Avrilla
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I did the PC pro offer at Xmas and was easy to cancel by email & they still sent me the 3rd free trial issue!
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globbits
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| Posted: Thu Mar 27, 2008 11:42 pm Post subject: |
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Cancelling a DD via online bank (without advising the payee) is not a guarantee that payments will stop coming from your account!
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JL
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| Posted: Thu Mar 27, 2008 11:48 pm Post subject: |
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| globbits wrote: | | Cancelling a DD via online bank (without advising the payee) is not a guarantee that payments will stop coming from your account! |
Yes, it is. They will try to draw the money but if the DD is cancelled, nothing will leave your account.
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globbits
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No it isn't a guarantee There's Always One
which is why I advise not to cancel, without advising the third party, as outlined in my previous post
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