On 7 Feb, 21:30, "Pete Stockdale"
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"Christina Websell" wrote in message

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"Pete Stockdale" wrote in message
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"Alan" wrote in message
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Possibly a confusion between chip and pin (debit) cards and *credit
cards. Some debit cards may carry the same brand names as credit cards,
Visa for instance.

I think you are incorrect on this.
Visa is a credit card facility and as such the Visa symbol would never
appear on a debit card.

I have to disagree. *I have a Barclays Connect card, which is a debit card
and the Visa symbol appears on this.

I accept there may be "exceptions" (oops) !
Why should a Barclays debit card show the Visa symbol ?

Regards
Petewww.thecanalshop.com- Hide quoted text -

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Debit cards are issued by the organisations that hold your money on
deposit and will be issued under a card scheme. The debit cards most
commonly used in the UK are Visa Debit, issued under the Visa card
scheme, and Maestro Cards, previously known as Switch cards, have been
rebranded Maestro to make them part of a worldwide scheme.
David Hill