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> but there may be a contractual agreement between you and a provider Yes i understand my obligation to the vendor but why is the bank enforcing that ?
by dangwhy 4y ago
> but there may be a contractual agreement between you and a provider
Yes i understand my obligation to the vendor but why is the bank enforcing that ?
- pimterry 4y agoThat's your bank's (bad) choice I'm afraid - it's certainly not a requirement. Revolut for example will let you see & block all subscriptions directly from the app: https://www.revolut.com/subscriptions/ https://www.revolut.com/subscriptions/. In the UK, it's a legal requirement that all banks let customers block any recurring card payments on request (at least via phone/email/letter) with no questions asked, as long as you ask at least a day before the next payment: https://www.citizensadvice.org.uk/debt-and-money/banking/stopping-a-future-payment-on-your-debit-or-credit-card/#h--strong-stopping-a-card-payment-strong- https://www.citizensadvice.org.uk/debt-and-money/banking/sto...
- whiterace1488 4y ago[dead]
- dangwhy 4y agoI want bank to let me control who i authorize payments to. Not sure why thats so hard to follow . Its pretty simple. > bank to cherry pick the transactions bank isn't doing the cherry picking. Customer is. How would the bank know what to cherry pick.
- zo1 4y agoIn some countries, it's legislated and the banks are obligated to treat these things a certain way.
- dangwhy 4y agoIs it the case in US? I remember looking but couldn't find anything but i was also not sure what exactly i was searching for.
- willcipriano 4y agoThe capital class has an easier time emphasizing with one of it's own over it's customers.