A credit card structured like Klarna with 30-day payment terms and extensions. Installment payments, too. And a higher credit limit?
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Loading...I have 1000 in my savings account book. The problem is that I no longer have this book because we destroyed it a while ago (it only had 35 cents on it at the time). I wanted to ask if I can cancel it without the book, and if so, how long it would take.
I already have a debit card with dkb. Do you think it would be worth getting a giro card as well?
What happens if the preferred payment method doesn't work? Can I choose which card I want to use before each payment?
I purchased an item using the "new" payment method. It's been a while, and my eBay buyer protection has expired. Unfortunately, the serial number was scratched off, which I only noticed now. If the seller (who is a business, by the way) is uncooperative, would it be possible to go through PayPal and invoke the…
I have a DSL contract, am moving into a shared apartment soon, and would like to terminate my DSL contract early using my special right of termination. However, the link states that some providers simply continue to debit my account. Could I prevent this by revoking the provider's SEPA direct debit mandate? How does that…
I want to withdraw money from my Visa credit card and transfer it to my checking account. My checking account is in the red. Credit card limit is 4500 euros. Can I withdraw 4000 euros from my credit card and then pay it back in installments? Or what happens if I withdraw a smaller amount?…
You’ll be at every bank
No, the Klarna Card is the only one of its kind. In case of a normal credit card, you do not have a separate 30-day payment destination for each individual payment, you cannot allow any individual payments earlier, a desired date within the 30 days define, extend the payment target for a fee or convert a payment subsequently into a installment payment. You can also not use thresholds and, for example, make payments below 50€ immediately take in and all over it in 30 days or the desired date. You don’t find something similar. Not at all at all at any bank;)