CariadAgain
Oopsadaisy1
CariadAgain
Thanks for that hint about not saving credit card details on site.
That would make me feel a lot safer to put in my order and details - then promptly cancel those details the second I could see my order had safely gone through. I presume that it's easy enough to figure out at what point you've ordered everything you want to/payment taken and that's the end of that transaction?They take the payment when the goods are delivered, but take the authorisation when you have completed the order.
I'm a bit confused by that - re authorisation on one hand and taking payment on other hand.
Does that mean I couldnt put in all my details/my shopping list/my credit card number and then see a thing saying "Yep....got it....we're good for the money" and then promptly delete my credit card number?
When you've place the order they pre-authorise the future charge with your bank. Then it doesn't matter if you delete your card, the preauthorisation will remain. They will charge you once the items have been "picked" as the final bill may be more or less than stated on your order (due to weights of loose goods, discounts applied or cancelled between ordering/picking, goods not available/substitutions. Likewise if you refuse items on delivery the cost can be refunded. Deleting your card doesn't prevent Tesco from charging/refunding to your account.
