charged twice but different dates!
hello

ive been charged twice on the debit card linked to curve.

on 24th december, i have made 1 transaction in a pos after two attempts which has been declined.

i’ve been charged correctly on 24th.

then, on 28th, curve charged me of the same amount with the same merchant.

i’ve paid twice for th…
hey [@bryan\_fr](/u/bryan_fr) welcome to the community!

when you use your curve card, curve authorises and captures the amount and then holds it until the merchant captures it from curve. in this case, it sounds like the merchant didn’t capture the amount on december 24th but instead sent an offline transaction on…
most automated banking payment systems won't have been told deceember 25th is different from any other day. 

the credit may not reach another account until the 27th but if you pay on time, they can't complain. if you're worried about it, pay it on the 24th. hi david, thank you for question. these are called alerts, and show payments that have come into and out of your account. the cards you see should be dragged and dropped on the slideby grid in the row for that particular customer or supplier (it doesn't matter which date, as slideby will automatically move this to the correct incoming/outgoing payment date). please visit this page to learn more about alerts and how these can be matched to any invoices and estimates you have created. hi @ffscancelling your direct debit won’t cancel your plan.if you haven’t followed the correct cancellations process, your plan will remain active and you’ll continue to get billed by us, which you’ll still be liable to pay of course.if you fail to pay, unfortunately, your plan will go into collection and it could impact your credit rating.we can accept payments via our automated payment line or if you have received a letter from a collections agency you can make payment directly to them.michelleid mobile hi @sam\_cat - there was another topic on this query. i can't find it, so i've tweaked yours to make it more searchable moving forwards. 

this is to do with the direct debit figure. we look at your prices for the two year plan, and the annual consumption of the property, getting an annual spend and a monthly cost (if you divide that figure by 12). the tariff that you're on now just displays your current direct debit, which will of course take into account your current credit balance. 

tim @ragu62 wrote:
i would like to know why the discount i was offered int the store on 8/7 isn’t being applied to my bill fully. there seems to be some confusion at at&t about the discount. i should be receiving a 25% discount to my plan and eclair line of service. as of my second bill i have only received the discount on the plan. when will it be applied to each line also and will i get reimbursed for the charges on previous bills like i was told. 

this discount only applies to the plan, the line charges. 
 
https://www.att.com/offers/firstresponders.html hi, 
this is really strange behavior. the only option i see is atm to reset your preferences and check if it works again, then. 
options- > preferences -> reset preferences (left corner) 
hope that helps. 
regards 
christoph you can actually pay off that balance today. i’ve used disney gift cards to pay for my stays at disney resort hotels many times over the years. just call (407) 939-5722 to speak to a resort reservation specialist, they will be happy to help you! they were probably looking at your profile to "check up" on youim ashamed to admit it but i did it with my ex and immediately regretted it, i re-blocked him as soon as i could tho, so i guess check to see if they reblock you in 48 hours and that will be a dead giveaway that they just reblocked you to check up on you is thesecond account able to purchase a paid monthly subscription?no, the stores do not allow the same device account to own duplicate subscriptions.if the second account purchased a higher tier than the first account, would it all be associated with one account in revenuecat, therefore “upgrading” the first account?correct, the upgrade would be coming from the same device account so would get applied to the same app user id in revenuecat. however, the restore behavior provides you some control over what revenuecat should do:with “transfer”, the second app user id that just purchase would get the receipt moved to them, and the first app user id that purchased would lose access. this is the recommended behavior since it always gives the app user id that just purchased or restored access to the subscription - which is what most customers expect.with the “block restore” option, the upgrade would still go through, but a “receipt already in use error” would be returned to the second app user id, and the upgrade stays on the first app user id’s account. this is usually not recommendedunless you have your own support resources around to help customers with account recovery. if you have the ticket call nintendo customer service and they will send a new code. this has happened to me in the past and that's what i did. i've been purchasing digital cards ever since.