Postal Order or Debit Card

[alex87]

I'm debating whether to send my application fee in the form of a postal order or whether I should send in my debit card details?
I've heard stories of payments being rejected/blocked by banks so am wondering if it's safer, in that sense anyway, to pay using postal orders?

[dancingguy05]

I'm debating whether to send my application fee in the form of a postal order or whether I should send in my debit card details?
I've heard stories of payments being rejected/blocked by banks so am wondering if it's safer, in that sense anyway, to pay using postal orders?

I was told to do either by postal order or cheque to be on safe side. Cheque can take longer than postal order.

[rooney0511]

I'm debating whether to send my application fee in the form of a postal order or whether I should send in my debit card details?
I've heard stories of payments being rejected/blocked by banks so am wondering if it's safer, in that sense anyway, to pay using postal orders?

Give the debit card, and also give a cheque with a small note saying that in
case there is a problem with the debit card, use the cheque.
Postal Order is expensive, using a cheque will delay 5 days, not more.

[alex87]

I'm debating whether to send my application fee in the form of a postal order or whether I should send in my debit card details?
I've heard stories of payments being rejected/blocked by banks so am wondering if it's safer, in that sense anyway, to pay using postal orders?

Give the debit card, and also give a cheque with a small note saying that in
case there is a problem with the debit card, use the cheque.
Postal Order is expensive, using a cheque will delay 5 days, not more.

Yeah, the last time (when I applied for my PSW), I paid by postal order because I was told that the likelihood of the payment being rejected is higher when using a debit card, but as the fee for the entrepreneur visa is more than £1,000, I 'm not too keen on using postal orders this time.

[tuliprose]

Debit card has its own risks to get payment rejected as we have seen cases in the past.

Postal order is safest way but very expensive.

I would suggest Banker's Draft. Different banks charge different fees (between £10 - £20). i-e Santander Charges £10

The banker's draft is like cheque but its bank's cheque, therefore there is no chance to get payment rejected.

[rehan01]

It's entirely ur choice really as long as you have funds in account debit card transaction won't be rejected unless there is a cap on amount of single transaction and you can check this easily with your bank.

I always paid by debit card and never had any problem

Regards

I'm debating whether to send my application fee in the form of a postal order or whether I should send in my debit card details?
I've heard stories of payments being rejected/blocked by banks so am wondering if it's safer, in that sense anyway, to pay using postal orders?