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>German banks (as a counter-example) just won't let the transfer go through. But then you typically pay a fee to whoever unsuccessfully tried to debit you, sin
by jo909 11y ago
>German banks (as a counter-example) just won't let the transfer go through.
But then you typically pay a fee to whoever unsuccessfully tried to debit you, since they have to do it again.
- eru 11y agoI was talking about standing orders, not direct debit. (Paying with debit cards usually checks and decline if you don't have enough money in your account. But yes, a declined direct debit might lead to a fee from the party trying to debit you.)