Coop turned me down, now can't pay rent, OR calling at 2pm. Am sinking......

dalip

Always the way. Thats how they treat their staff,says a lot!

dalip

Why do people have to keep mentioning ED for:rotfl: now i will have to check the IS AGAIN:o

080808

i did ask about the bank thingy.... basically he brushed me off saying talk to cab or h/b and that it was up to me to sort out.......
i'm worn out with it all, can't think straight, so gonna bury my head till monday (i'm good at that!)
maybe i should call landlord and let him know in advance of court letter....? not today tho........

080808

signing off for now. thanks all so much for staying with me today. catch yas later. xxxxxxx 08

dalip

Well glad it went ok. Now that he i going to tell your LL you can explain about the bank properly. Now chill for the wkend,forget everything it will still be there monday.D

Merry_Gentry

Glad it went ok - chill out, relax and catch ya later :grouphug:

AnnesWitterings

Just rang my local Coop in Walsall

Nice lady said by all means apply but I know her so rang her on her mobile

Seems since Wednesday Coop are taking a more tougher stance to Cashminder applicants but she said apply anyway and that the Coop prides itself on its ethical standing and hope I got throughthe app process.

Is this door for BRs getting a basic decent bank acct closing and is it going to be the first of many things happening in this credit crunch clime I hope not..

I know Im guilty of mismanaging my financial doings, nobody more than I regrets that now with hindsight but is there likley to be a swing to the negative about bankrupts in general when the countrys financial situation is so bad..after all we have gone bankrupt is our fresh starts going to be dogged with having to fight for the right to be taken seriously financially again hope not

GettingHopeful

I remember reading on this forum something about the Yorkshire bank offering some BRs a basic account. I'm not very good at finding things, sorry, can anyone remember what the particulars are?

Does anyone know if the h/b cheques are cashable at the Post Office? I begged the Pensions people not to pay my pension into my old LLoyds account, but my Co-op wasn't yet properly set up, so they sent me cheques for 4 weeks until I took out a PO account.

Who are the benefit offices bankers? Is it possible to find that out? Not sure how but would it not be public knowledge somewhere? If so, the bank in question would be the best bet for cashing the cheque.


Just some ramblings, don't knowif they are any help 08, but thinking of you, and give it all another go on Monday, and let us know.

Merry_Gentry

AnnesWitterings wrote: »

Seems since Wednesday Coop are taking a more tougher stance to Cashminder applicants but she said apply anyway and that the Coop prides itself on its ethical standing and hope I got throughthe app process.

I understand that the Co-op are not accepting cashminder applications from people who owe them money upon going BR.

fiveyearplan

I've heard that too from two different people now.