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Fake Twitter account shut down after tricking Tesco Bank customers - This is Money
This is MoneyFake Twitter account shut down after tricking Tesco Bank customersThis is MoneyBy Dan Hyde A fake Twitter account has been shut down after duping Tesco Bank customers into giving up their account details. Con-artists used an account called 'Tesco Credit Card' on the social network under the name @TescoCC and targeted anyone ...Tesco Bank customers targeted by fake Twitter accountPC ProTesco delays current account launchThe Press AssociationTesco Bank delays account launchBBC NewsInternational Supermarket News -MyFinances.co.uk -Wall Street Journalall 56 news articles »
Give your card some credit - Telegraph.co.uk
Telegraph.co.ukGive your card some creditTelegraph.co.ukShort-term loans are seducing us away from plastic, but credit cards are invaluable. Photo: GETTY IMAGES By Rosie Murray-West For a nation that used to be in love with its credit cards, we have discarded our affection pretty quickly.and more »
Tesco delays current account launch - Yorkshire Post
Tesco delays current account launchYorkshire PostBANKING customers hoping to open a current account with Tesco will have to wait until next year after its launch was delayed, it was reported today. Tesco Bank, which offers insurance, credit cards and savings products, was set to offer a current ...
American Express doubles cashback on Platinum card - Mirror.co.uk
Mirror.co.ukAmerican Express doubles cashback on Platinum cardMirror.co.ukI love the idea of getting a reward for the money I spend on my credit card. In my case, I use my Tesco Clubcard Credit Card for everything, as a way of racking up Clubcard points. However, that does limit me somewhat in what I can cash in my 'rewards' ...American Express Platinum credit card ups cashback from 2.5% to 5%This is Moneyall 19 news articles »
Readers' queries - Irish Times
Readers' queriesIrish TimesAnthony Connaughton, recently used his MBNA credit card to top up his account on lotto.iein order to play online. “When looking at my credit card statement I noticed that for my €20 top-up I had been charged a €2.50 “cash advance fee” and with the ...
Free Taxi Ride for Fashion Week Comes With Option to Buy - Wall Street Journal
Wall Street JournalFree Taxi Ride for Fashion Week Comes With Option to BuyWall Street JournalGlamour worked with VeriFone, the company that runs the television and credit-card payment systems in New York City yellow cabs, to contract with taxis for the experiment. The taxis will pick up passengers only at the special locations, ...and more »
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