Virgin Doesn't offer POSTBillPay....
Can STILL PAY IT THOUGH, but at the checkout using the "bank deposit slip" option while still using the XS Card.
Which store did you goto? I was @ Glen Waverley today.
Payments
Q.
How do you calculate my minimum monthly repayment?
Q.
How do I make my repayments?
A.
Direct Debit Auto Pay
Take the hassle out of making your repayments by setting up a Direct Debit. With Direct Debit Auto Pay your repayments will be automatically deducted each month from the bank account of your choice so you'll never have to worry about them.
To set this up:
To set this up log in to Virgin Money Online, head to ‘My Accounts’ then ‘Manage my Account’ and ‘Manage my Payment Options’. Click on the link to download the ‘
Direct Debit Auto Pay application form’ and fax it back to us on 1300 634 315 or pop it in the post to:
Virgin Money
Reply Paid PO Box 40
Sydney NSW 2001
It's important to know that if you make any manual payments between due dates, then the Direct Debit will only draw the difference between the amount of the manual payments and the Direct Debit amount.
Via BPAY®
If you're registered for internet and/or phone banking with the financial institution that holds the account you want to pay from, you can use BPAY® to make your repayments. Just follow the prompts and enter our Biller Code 49551 followed by your 16-digit Virgin Money Card number as your Customer Reference number.
By posting us a Cheque
You can post us your payment by enclosing your completed Payment Slip provided with your monthly statement and mail with your cheque (no notes or coins please) to the following address:
Virgin Money,
GPO Box 20022
MELBOURNE
VIC 3001
Please make your cheques payable to your Virgin Money Account number and specify your account type eg. Virgin Flyer Credit Card - Account number. So we can process it as quickly as possible for you it would be good if you write the actual Account number on the back of your cheque. Cheques payable to the Account holder may also be accepted (e.g. dividend cheque, Medicare refund, etc) but cheques payable to a third party will not be accepted. Again, a friendly reminder to please write your account number on the back of all cheques.
At Australia Post
You can make your payments at any Australia Post office displaying the Bank@Post™ symbol using cash or EFTPOS and they'll be processed immediately. It's important to remember to take your Credit Card with you and you must complete a Deposit Slip at the Australia Post outlet for a faster transaction. When paying by cheque at any Australia Post office, please allow 7 business days for the cheque to clear. However, funds will be considered received the day the cheque is deposited.
Well that was a short-lived dream.
Just took my Virgin Amex and Virgin Flyer Visa statements to the post office. Neither is accepted in the self-serve kiosk......
