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21 Apr 10
14:37
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Is there a way of finding out which days you have incurred data charges that have been offset by commision other than emailing BDP?
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On my statement the charges are always applied as a debit and then there's a credit entry for the amount offset by commission.
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Sounds good, where is that? I'm looking in Account Statement under Data Request Charges and they have a colum for Offset Amount but this would only be displayed when there is an incurred charge.
Which section are you looking in? Profit and Loss? |
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*Betting History I mean
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Sorry, the charges that appear on my statement are transaction charges, which must be dealt with differently to data request charges.
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Yeah they are.
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Anyone?
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Well, if not, it would be nice if there was.
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One last time...?
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Apparantly there is no quick way. This would be a good feature would it not?
At the moment you can receive data charges through some new method you have yet you won't know about these charges until they are taken from you (at the end of the day btw). But if your charges were offset you have no way of knowing if this new method is going to cost you in the future. Until it happens. |
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my point being a display of offset charges would give you an idea of your overall usage.
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