Company Credit Cards

[northernladuk]

Interesting article on the American Express logo. We will all be delighted to hear it is actually a Gladiator and should therefore grace the wallet of anyone who is COTBAC.

http://creditcardforum.com/blog/amer...-logo-history/

[SimonMac]

My understanding is that the protection only applies to personal customers, not businesses.

+1. There is no S75 protection on a business transactions that comes from the consumer credit act.

Cheers, thought that was the case

[eek]

My understanding is that the protection only applies to personal customers, not businesses.

+1. There is no S75 protection on a business transactions that comes from the consumer credit act.

[mudskipper]

My understanding is that the protection only applies to personal customers, not businesses.

[SimonMac]

Was going to put this in L&A, but wanted the wider audience, I have always "assumed" that paying for stuff on a credit card was better as it offered more protection,

For example I am paying for a lot of flights with this gig, I usually use the company debit card for simplicity in not having to claim back from myself etc.

My bank charges me a small fee per transaction so it would be a little bit cheaper to buy everything on a credit card/charge card and make a single transaction from the company business account.

If I use a Business Amex i get the bonus of airport lounge access, and the fee will be covered by the company, but would I still get the extra assurance afforded by paying on credit cards or is it more a consumer protection thing only?

(PS for those who are going to invariably say get a personal credit card and use that instead, I want to avoid doing that for reasons I'm not going to go into here)