Universal AP flex pay..my credit card has been renewed

Princess Ariel · 6 Feb 20, 05:41 PM

The registered credit card I use to make my monthly payments has just been renewed because it was due to expire this month.

I have contacted Universal by email to inform them of this but they have advised me that I need to contact them by telephone to update the credit card details.
I really don’t want to have to ring them in the USA as the call charges are phenomenal, is there any way around this does anyone know?

nadya · 6 Feb 20, 05:43 PM

Not that I know of sorry,we had to ring up .

Princess Ariel · 6 Feb 20, 05:46 PM

Originally Posted by nadya

Not that I know of sorry,we had to ring up .

Okay thank you for the quick reply, last time I phoned discovery cove I was charged almost £25 😳

nadya · 6 Feb 20, 05:47 PM

Theres a number you ring before the usa number that means they only charge 1p a minute,sorry cant remember it but google should come up with it quickly

Princess Ariel · 6 Feb 20, 05:58 PM

Originally Posted by nadya

Theres a number you ring before the usa number that means they only charge 1p a minute,sorry cant remember it but google should come up with it quickly

Oh that’s useful, thank you

Princess Ariel · 6 Feb 20, 06:04 PM

I think the number is only valid from a landline and I only have a mobile. I’ve called them and sorted it now...looks like a 6 min phone call has cost me just over £10 though 😳

highlander447 · 6 Feb 20, 06:16 PM

Hi in future 1899.com lets you register a mobile number for cheap calls or if you have an Alexa device and add the number to your contacts it should call them over internet for free as well

Princess Ariel · 6 Feb 20, 08:30 PM

Originally Posted by highlander447

Hi in future 1899.com lets you register a mobile number for cheap calls or if you have an Alexa device and add the number to your contacts it should call them over internet for free as well

Thanks for this! We live and learn lol 😂

ScottUTAH · 11 Feb 20, 11:36 AM

We were on the phone to SeaWorld for over an hour, luckily for me, I googled it and found a website that lets you use your mobile minutes to ring any USA number. Was easy and worked without any hiccups. We did this at the office, so I can't give the website right now as it's on the office computer. Once I go I'll post it for future purposes.

Bozza · 11 Feb 20, 11:39 AM

There's a whole heap of "cheap International call" services you can use, where you'll only pay a penny or two per minute. Google is your friend.

Alternatively you can use Skype.