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I would like to purchase tickets on ryanair. Could I use a US Debit
Card to do so?

Thanks
Tino

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I would like to purchase tickets on ryanair. Could I use a US Debit
Card to do so?

Wouldn't it make better sense to ask Ryanair than posters to
a travel newsgroup?

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I would like to purchase tickets on ryanair. Could I use a US Debit
Card to do so?

Thanks
Tino

Is it allied to one of the major cards such as Mastercard or Visa? If it
contains 16 digits in the card number, and contains an expiry date, you've
nothing to lose by trying it out on the Ryanair website. If their system
issues you with an e-ticket and booking reference, you've been successful.
Otherwise you should get a message to say your card has been declined.

David Bennetts
Australia

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I would like to purchase tickets on ryanair. Could I use a US Debit
Card to do so?

Thanks
Tino

Is it allied to one of the major cards such as Mastercard or Visa? If it
contains 16 digits in the card number, and contains an expiry date, you've
nothing to lose by trying it out on the Ryanair website. If their system
issues you with an e-ticket and booking reference, you've been successful.
Otherwise you should get a message to say your card has been declined.

David Bennetts
Australia

Lol at last a sensible answer, the first in ages

"EvelynVogtGamble(Divamanque)" a écrit dans le
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wrote:

I would like to purchase tickets on ryanair. Could I use a US Debit
Card to do so?

Wouldn't it make better sense to ask Ryanair than posters to a travel
newsgroup?

"Martin" wrote in message
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On 4 Mar 2006 16:17:47 -0800, wrote:

I would like to purchase tickets on ryanair. Could I use a US Debit
Card to do so?

Try it.

Preferably with a trip that you actually want to purchase :-)

tim

EvelynVogtGamble(Divamanque) wrote:

wrote:

I would like to purchase tickets on ryanair. Could I use a US Debit
Card to do so?

Wouldn't it make better sense to ask Ryanair than posters to
a travel newsgroup?

Jeez, first you tell people they should change their hairstyles instead
of using curlers, now this? There are many of questions which people
post here which _might_ (and that's the key) be better answered by
contacting the hotel, airline etc.- but often more efficient answers can
be found here. Behind the OP's question may also be whether or not they
will be subject to the more expensive credit card fee. It's been 5 years
since I had and used a US 'debit' card in Europe, and when I did, it
functioned just like a visa card, and had the logo. If the OP's card has
the visa logo on it, then I suspect that Ryanair will treat it as such,
and will be delighted to slap on their, uh, higher administrative fee!

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It's been 5 years
since I had and used a US 'debit' card in Europe, and when I did, it
functioned just like a visa card, and had the logo. If the OP's card has
the visa logo on it, then I suspect that Ryanair will treat it as such,
and will be delighted to slap on their, uh, higher administrative fee!

I've never used Ryanair, but other airlines I've used distinguish between
Visa debit and credit cards.

Alan Harrison

On Sun, 05 Mar 2006 13:01:04 +0100, Martin wrote:

On Sun, 5 Mar 2006 11:38:03 +0000,
(David Horne, _the_ chancellor of the duchy of besses o' th' barn and
prestwich tesco 24h offy) wrote:

Jeez, first you tell people they should change their hairstyles instead
of using curlers, now this? There are many of questions which people
post here which _might_ (and that's the key) be better answered by
contacting the hotel, airline etc.- but often more efficient answers can
be found here.

Like all the misleading crap posted here about passport requirements
for babies, life in a Paris broom cupboard, derivation of place names,
driving on autobahns ...

I don't believe anything posted here without checking it first.

Like you telling me to try swapping my licence for an Italian one? ;o)
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David Horne, _the_ chancellor of the duchy of besses o' th'
barn and
prestwich tesco 24h offy wrote:

EvelynVogtGamble(Divamanque) wrote:


wrote:


I would like to purchase tickets on ryanair. Could I use a US Debit
Card to do so?

Wouldn't it make better sense to ask Ryanair than posters to
a travel newsgroup?


Jeez, first you tell people they should change their hairstyles instead
of using curlers, now this?

You left off the "smiley" Dave. Whassamatta, having a bad
day? ;-)