Examples of Direct Debit Guarantee Scheme in a sentence
A Recurring Transaction is not a Direct Debit and the Cardholder will not have the protections of the Direct Debit Guarantee Scheme in respect of any Recurring Transactions which are made from the Account.
The Direct Debit Guarantee Scheme does not apply to SEPA Direct Debits.
The Direct Debit Guarantee Scheme will protect payments you make by Direct Debit.
There is no time limit in relation to a claim under the Direct Debit Guarantee Scheme.
These payments are often confused with direct debits, but are not covered by the Direct Debit Guarantee Scheme.
Direct debits are covered under the Direct Debit Guarantee Scheme which protects you if a direct debit you have not authorised is taken from your Account.
If you have signed up to the Direct Debit Guarantee Scheme, you must meet its standards.
The Direct Debit Guarantee Scheme provides consistent standards and protection to customers.
Disputed transactions You should notify us of any unauthorised, late or incorrectly executed payment without undue delay and in any event no later than 13 months after your account has been debited (this excludes payments governed by the Direct Debit Guarantee Scheme or payments made by cheque).
Any levies on the counts mentioned in these paras would tantamount to unsatisfactory performance.