New 0% Money Transfer

  • Natdavies01's Avatar
    I have a Tesco Bank Credit Card which use now and again for 0% money transfers. On my last statement I had around £80 left to be paid, I then recieved an offer of a new 0% until January 2022. I transferred £400, I have now recieved an email from [email protected] stating my 0% is due to expire. So my question is, is it just the £80 that needs to be paid by the expiry date? I can't remember exactly when the original amount was due to be paid by and can't find it on any statement. Or should I disregard that email, would the whole £480 be 0% until January 2022? Basically does the new offer take on the old credit. I hope I've worded this right so it makes sense, it's confusing me a little. Thanks
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  • 25H's Avatar
    Community superstar
    Hi
    I'm sorry to hear your confused but understandably and I will certainly help you to get it resolved.
    You said yourself you had an 0% transfer with £80 to pay, then you took another 0% transfer and transferred £400. The notification would have been for your old 0% transfer i.e. balance of £80. Does the email from Tesco Bank tell you when your 0% is about to end i.e. the expiry date? The new 0% transfer until January 2022 is for your new amount of £400 only.
    Please send Tesco Bank a 'Private Message' for someone to check this out for you and give you an appropriate response to your query.

    Click on this link and it will take you to a page, 'About Tesco Bank'.
    In the top right of the page click 'Send a Message'.
    A new page will open up, 'Create New Message'.
    Complete it and send your message securely.
    Please include your full name, date of birth and postcode.
    Hope this helps!! Best wishes
  • KellyT's Avatar
    Your Community Expert
    Hi , sorry to hear about that! Can you please send over a private message to Tesco-Bank? I'll then be able to check this for you.
  • CSKBrambles's Avatar
    Above and beyond
    Hi The 0% promotional offer is limited to NEW money transfers.There is the option to clear your existing credit balance, to avoid interestSorry about that, best wishes