21 Aug 2024 11:25 AM
I wanted to ask if it is possible that a bill payment can be taken from direct debit/card payment and the credit on the Sky account.
For example, lets say that the bill owed was £40 and you already had £20 in your online sky credit, would sky directly take the whole £40 from direct debit and not split the £20 from the online credit and direct debit?
Bill payment: £40
online credit: £20
Sky takes £20 from direct debit and £20 from credit, would this be possible.
apologies if this sounded complicated lol.
21 Aug 2024 11:40 AM
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@BallySingh wrote:So if I had £20 in credit before the bill was generated, it would deduct £20 of the credit and then deduct £20 of direct debit?
@BallySingh Yes that's correct
21 Aug 2024 11:30 AM - last edited: 21 Aug 2024 11:32 AM
Posted by a Superuser, not a Sky employee. Find out more
@BallySingh wrote:I wanted to ask if it is possible that a bill payment can be taken from direct debit/card payment and the credit on the Sky account.
For example, lets say that the bill owed was £40 and you already had £20 in your online sky credit, would sky directly take the whole £40 from direct debit and not split the £20 from the online credit and direct debit?
Bill payment: £40
online credit: £20
Sky takes £20 from direct debit and £20 from credit, would this be possible.
apologies if this sounded complicated lol.
@BallySingh Yes that's how the billing system works anyway
your direct debit/card payment will be reduced by the account credit amount provided the credit was applied before the bill was generated otherwise it will come off the following month
21 Aug 2024 11:39 AM
So if I had £20 in credit before the bill was generated, it would deduct £20 of the credit and then deduct £20 of direct debit?
21 Aug 2024 11:40 AM
Posted by a Superuser, not a Sky employee. Find out more
@BallySingh wrote:So if I had £20 in credit before the bill was generated, it would deduct £20 of the credit and then deduct £20 of direct debit?
@BallySingh Yes that's correct
21 Aug 2024 11:44 AM
Cheers buddy.
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