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**ViaxobbimeVar** · 05-28-2007, 08:30 PM

If a company issues you a credit note - that just means they're keeping your money, but you can have goods or service from them untill that credit is nil and then payment returns to normal? I suck at finance, bores the **** outa me.

If this is true, then 1and1 are the biggest cocks ever.

I get a email saying please pay £35 to renew your hosting. I call them to cancel, which all goes through as I haven't used 1and1.co.uk for ages (wanted more money for an sql database, so went else where.). They then took the £35 out of my account, after complaining they have issued me with a credit note.

What the **** would I want a credit note for if I have cancelled my contract with them. Are they stupid? Am I stupid? (don't answer, we all know the answer).

05-28-2007, 08:30 PM	#1
ViaxobbimeVar Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 437 Senior Member	Credit Note If a company issues you a credit note - that just means they're keeping your money, but you can have goods or service from them untill that credit is nil and then payment returns to normal? I suck at finance, bores the ** outa me. If this is true, then 1and1 are the biggest cocks ever. I get a email saying please pay £35 to renew your hosting. I call them to cancel, which all goes through as I haven't used 1and1.co.uk for ages (wanted more money for an sql database, so went else where.). They then took the £35 out of my account, after complaining they have issued me with a credit note. What the ** would I want a credit note for if I have cancelled my contract with them. Are they stupid? Am I stupid? (don't answer, we all know the answer).
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