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ImLostAgain | 19:37 Wed 30th Aug 2023 | Business & Finance
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Checking my online bank statement I see in the 'pending transactions' section there are three transactions. One from yesterday and two for today. The today ones say, 'Contactless card ending ****. The one from yesterday says 'not available card ending ****.
The two for today were over the counter purchases and yesterdays was an online purchase. Could that be the reason it says different things?
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Yes, I think so.
20:41 Wed 30th Aug 2023
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Do the figures tally with the appropriate transactions?
21:00 Wed 30th Aug 2023
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Yes Zacs. Everything matches. I'm expecting a delivery in the next couple of days. Just can't understand the difference in 'Ending' and 'Not available ' on the statement.
22:04 Wed 30th Aug 2023
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One expression indicates that a contactless card was used. The other online indicates that the transaction occurred without the card being present/available. Because it was done online.
22:22 Wed 30th Aug 2023
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That makes sense Toorak.
22:35 Wed 30th Aug 2023
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Ah,as ladybirder says, that does make sense. Cheers for that.
22:58 Wed 30th Aug 2023
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I’m sorry that my reply wasn’t clearer - multitasking is not my forte :-)
23:01 Wed 30th Aug 2023
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Very clear to me Toorak. Thanks again.
23:09 Wed 30th Aug 2023

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