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Old Sep 30th 2009, 10:47 pm
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Just in case anyone has a UK Amex like us and missed it. Got a flyer from Amex UK saying that they have changed their T's & C's. We must use our account at least once every 12 months or they will charge us a £20 dormancy fee. Not a big deal but have to remember to use it for something each year.
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Just in case anyone has a UK Amex like us and missed it. Got a flyer from Amex UK saying that they have changed their T's & C's. We must use our account at least once every 12 months or they will charge us a £20 dormancy fee. Not a big deal but have to remember to use it for something each year.
Can you pay your monthly insurance payments with it? If so set up a direct debit with the bank to pay AMEX monthly.
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Old Sep 30th 2009, 11:24 pm
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Oh good idea will have to check that out. I was just thinking Interflora for Mothers Day each year !
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Old Oct 1st 2009, 3:30 am
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Just in case anyone has a UK Amex like us and missed it. Got a flyer from Amex UK saying that they have changed their T's & C's. We must use our account at least once every 12 months or they will charge us a £20 dormancy fee. Not a big deal but have to remember to use it for something each year.
I just wrote to them to tell them to close it.
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I would ask them to waive or you'll cancel. I've been fairly successful with AMEX UK in getting things reversed
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