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Legality of a Vendor refusing a bank cheque

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tangerine
Sat, 20/09/2008 - 07:56

I recently had to pay a holiday company (Portland) my final balance. Their invoice states that they only accept debit cards (by phone), a building society cheque or a credit card (at extra cost); but not a Bank cheque, despite the fact we are not travelling for another 3 months. Is this legal?

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