Hilton Honors has quietly increased the points price of three London hotels

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• Alan says:

  12 Jun12 June 19:44

  Has anyone received a statement from the recently converted Lloyds Avios Reward card? I’ve just received mine today interest was charged on an o/s balance from last month that I was benefitting 0% purchase rate from. This was due to end in January 2020. I don’t recall seeing any communication that the 0% purchase rate would ceased when the cards were replaced.

  • Ruth4325 says:

    12 Jun12 June 20:03

    I ŵas under the impression the 0% would be carried over.

  • metac says:

    12 Jun12 June 20:03

    Yes, I noticed on my online account and others reported the same. You need to call. They will reverse the charge. It showed on my account within 2 days as a reversal. Plus extra £5 as apology. I didn’t ask for it, but it just shows as ‘goodwill’ in the transaction description. I feel this will happen again next month, but we’ll see.

    • Alan says:

      12 Jun12 June 20:12

      Thanks for the quick response. Lloyds IT up to its usual tricks I see. I’ll give them a buzz and see what’s going on. All a bit annoying really.

  • will says:

    12 Jun12 June 22:40

    IF the balance was already outstanding before the new card terms were in force and the offer was dated beyond the changeover then they’ve broken the terms of the original card account which still stand for any outstanding balance,

    Quite unbelievable that this could be overlooked by them really. Absolutely the worst credit card issuer out there IMHO.

• TripRep says:

  12 Jun12 June 21:13

  LL running the HH story too
  https://loyaltylobby.com/2019/06/11/hilton-honors-award-changes-early-june-2019

• Alex W says:

  12 Jun12 June 22:37

  Thanks Harry, hopefully one of these will do the trick and I’ll save my own screenshots in future!

• Crafty says:

  12 Jun12 June 22:45

  OT: My company will shortly pay corporation tax for the first time. To date I have successfully paid it’s VAT using Curve, and had hoped to do so for Corporation Tax also. However, my accountant insists this must be paid in exactly one instalment using the unique reference number given. This would spoil the plan, as the amount is too large for a single Curve payment. Is he right?

  • Rob says:

    12 Jun12 June 23:12

    Unlikely. Why would HMRC care? I have paid VAT in chunks and PAYE in chunks.

  • PKing says:

    13 Jun13 June 12:09

    Maybe your accountant has misunderstood the ‘Unique’ in URN and thinks it’s unique to the payment demand and not to the business/individual.

    As long as its fully paid by the deadline HMRC don’t care.

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