paying cash into nationwide account

is there any way to pay cash into a nationwide current account without going to a nationwide branch .

Can it be paid via the post office or another bank .It will be CASH every 4 weeks .Approx £70 .

Cant to DD or online .
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  • jonesMUFCforever
    jonesMUFCforever Posts: 28,898
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    Why can't it be sent online?
    (You pay the cash into your own account then send it online)
  • Old_Git
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    Why can't it be sent online?
    (You pay the cash into your own account then send it online)

    its for a disabled person who doesn't have online . The options are cash or cash .
    "Do not regret growing older, it's a privilege denied to many"
  • xylophone
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    edited 18 June 2017 at 6:29PM
    Does somebody want to give the disabled person £70 a month?

    Could the donor not set up a standing order from his own account?
  • YorkshireBoy
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    Old_Git wrote: »
    Can it be paid via the post office
    Not according to the information on the Post Office website.
    or another bank .
    Can't answer that, but I wouldn't think so. It's certainly not an option in their current account T&Cs or 'ways to bank' on their website.

    Why not give Nationwide a call (on the person's behalf, if their disability prevents them using a telephone)? You won't need to go through security for a general enquiry such as this.
  • Geoff1963
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    The question to Nationwide begins, "Hello, I'd like to give you some money . . .
    They should fall over themselves to help.
  • TheShape
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    Geoff1963 wrote: »
    The question to Nationwide begins, "Hello, I'd like to give you some money . . .
    They should fall over themselves to help.

    £70 a month?! I imagine the CEO will collect it by hand and deposit it himself:rotfl:
  • YorkshireBoy
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    Geoff1963 wrote: »
    The question to Nationwide begins, "Hello, I'd like to give you some money . . .
    ...and ends with "and being as it's a current account I trust you'll understand I only want you to hold it for a few days/weeks/months until I spend it".

    "Fall over themselves"? Nah.
  • Old_Git
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    xylophone wrote: »
    Does somebody want to give the disabled person £70 a month?

    Could the donor not set up a standing order from his own account?
    other way around .Disabled person has to pay £70 every month . Its a rent top up . The rest of the rent is paid by housing benefit .
    "Do not regret growing older, it's a privilege denied to many"
  • YorkshireBoy
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    Old_Git wrote: »
    other way around .Disabled person has to pay £70 every month . Its a rent top up . The rest of the rent is paid by housing benefit .
    So Landlord's account is with Nationwide, not the disabled person's? Why can't disabled person set up a standing order from their own current account? Or does it have to be cash? ;)
  • Old_Git
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    So Landlord's account is with Nationwide, not the disabled person's? Why can't disabled person set up a standing order from their own current account? Or does it have to be cash? ;)
    part of the disability is memory loss .They will forget to leave money in the bank .ONLY option is CASH or CASH .
    "Do not regret growing older, it's a privilege denied to many"
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