should I pay a bank draft for FSW
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if you got an International credit card then use that for payment. its absolutely safe to give your card detail to CIC. bank draft requires you to pay some extra charges.
qveronica said:
the disadvantage of using the credit card as a payment mode is the company tend to block international transaction suspecting it as a fraud. This is especially when you did not notify your credit card company in advance about the anticipated transaction. We have a handful of forum members who experienced this kind of problem. It is advisable to use the bank/demand draft instead, but it will be all up to your decision... of course.
giogenre said:the disadvantage of using the credit card as a payment mode is the company tend to block international transaction suspecting it as a fraud. This is especially when you did not notify your credit card company in advance about the anticipated transaction. We have a handful of forum members who experienced this kind of problem. It is advisable to use the bank/demand draft instead, but it will be all up to your decision... of course.
Thats true, better to inform your bank or creditcard company about that transaction in advance. CIO will try only 2 attemptes to charge fees(As I know) these 2 attempts may be on same day or may be on different days too, if they dont recieved fees in these 2 attempts than CIO will return complete package back to applicant (that will be big loss for you not for CIO).
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