FSCS/Icesave EMAIL WINNERS?

home_alone

So I take it that no one has got the 2nd e mail. Some posters are confirming they got the 1st mail, who to and why, as far as I can read we just wait for the 2nd mail then proceed.

gary will it ever end..

NonGeographicalMan

home_alone wrote: »

as far as I can read we just wait for the 2nd mail then proceed.

Correct. But as the second email may never arrive it may be best to log in to your Icesave account say every three days until the option transfer money to your non Icesave bank account actually works.

gelato_cat

LOL... thanks - I did just that a couple of hours ago when he first posted it.

I haven't changed/removed my avatar for several months and have no plans to... I find it quite amusing that he's got time to sit there and keep checking back though, given that he thinks there's a direct correlation between someone's post count and how empty their life is!

Anyway, back on topic... I wonder when the first lot of "log in and claim" e-mails will go out. I noticed that the FSCS overshot slightly their deadline for the first e-mail and that their revised estimated date by which all claims would be available is now 4th December.

Suze

Temrael wrote: »

Can you let the mods know about post 250 while you are at it? Cheers.

I think...



...is getting just a little personal wouldn't you say?

StarRover

NonGeographicalMan wrote: »

Well at least a certain person has removed their confusingly camp avatar as a result of my comments. However I expect that avatar probably explains their posting style and why they get off on deliberately provoking other forum members.

EDIT:- Seems I spoke too soon as the male underpants icon is back.

You are one sick little puppy!

NonGeographicalMan

I see "Suzey"'s avatar has been removed once again.

EDIT:- But now it has reappeared. Obviously playing games of some kind with us.

tuggy12

NonGeographicalMan wrote: »

I see "Suzey"'s avatar has been removed once again.

EDIT:- But now it has reappeared. Obviously playing games of some kind with us.

You poor sad little man

tuggy12

NonGeographicalMan wrote: »

Do you work for the FSCS or the FSCS's third party helpline supplier by any possible chance. If so you are almost certainly in breach of the terms and conditions of your employment. Your forum name also suggests your purpose in belonging to the forum is probably to wind people up.

Lol, you're letting your imagination run riot again but guess who would be last to be paid their compensation if I were employed by the FSCS ?:rotfl:

nilrem_2

NonGeographicalMan wrote: »

A pity then that you did not invest in the Guernsey subsidiary of Icesave where your wish to be exposed to high risk you could have easily avoided could have been more adequately fulfilled.
Do you perhaps also go in for bungee jumping or tombstoning as a hobby too?
By the way I find it surprising that with over 1,900 posts in the forum you still haven't learned that quotations come before the item you are commenting on and not after them.

I have no idea what Suzeys views are but I do think you need to read the rules of the forum where it states -:

Forum Etiquette
Pls be nice to all MoneySavers

Many of the remarks you have made are not only unkind they are abusive too.

Plasticman

NonGeographicalMan wrote: »

They surely have no obligation at all to pay the 7% for the rest of the original term as that was Icesave's obligation. What they should be doing is paying the 7% pro-rata without any withdrawal penalty up until Oct 7th and then paying a market rate of interest for this kind of sum on deposit between Oct 7th and payout date. It should then be up to the Fixed Rate Bond investors where they reinvest the money just like the rest of us who should also be getting a market rate of interest until FSCS payout date but are not.

I'm stunned. Are you saying that people with a Fixed Rate Bond shouldn't be allowed to get 7% until maturity just because you can't have it? How selfish.

rosebud666

A bank isn't in default until they fail to pay you back, so you are not owed any money until your bond matures, by which time they also owe you interest. So that is why fixed term A/C's get all the interest. (saw it on TV program and it seems to make sense)