ICE SAVE - 2nd E Mail Received

nilrem_2

~Chameleon~ wrote: »

In that case - will everyone who has received their 2nd email get a bloody move on and initiate your accounts please!

Yes, that includes you nobblyned!!!!

My sentiments exactly, get on with it so we can have a turn!

As soon as I get my email I shall be there quicker than a rat up a drainpipe!:eek:

cos69

sloughflint wrote: »

How about opening a gmail email address and changing the email address in the Icesave website if it lets you?

That should work, I did it with one of our 2 accounts so there were different email addresses registered for them

I also then sent a blank email to the FSCS using the email address they provided for those who had not received the first email - to make sure they were aware of it - and got the standard reply which I acknowledged as per instructions.
icesave@fscs.org.uk

I will post should I get the 2nd email on the new address

st

nilrem wrote: »

My sentiments exactly, get on with it so we can have a turn!

As soon as I get my email I shall be there quicker than a rat up a drainpipe!:eek:

I was one of the first icesavers to receive the first mail but as of now nothing in a second mail ,not that i am complaining I am just happy to receive my money back and what does annoy me is the word compensation --it is not it is the return or refund of our money

TypeR

Can anyone from those who have received their second email, volunteer the amount they are withdrawing?

When I read a thread (maybe this one) a few days ago, someone had been invited to withdraw £7k. I was wondering if we're talking about withdrawl invitations based on minimum to maximum deposits, i.e the more you have in deposit the longer and more likely you are to be at the back of the queue ?

matthew74

Is there anything to stop you initiating the claim before you get the 2nd email? When I log into my account there is a link next to my account to initiate the fcsc claim? Anyone tried it ?

oql61

TypeR wrote: »

Can anyone from those who have received their second email, volunteer the amount they are withdrawing?

When I read a thread (maybe this one) a few days ago, someone had been invited to withdraw £7k. I was wondering if we're talking about withdrawl invitations based on minimum to maximum deposits, i.e the more you have in deposit the longer and more likely you are to be at the back of the queue ?

I made this point a couple of days ago. It would be just typical, wouldn't it!? However, someone on moneysupermarket withdrew 70K yesterday evening. I guess, then, that it is totally random; and since it is, why isn't it my turn next?!

harrowing_3

In all the confusion, just had a :eek: panicky :eek: thought. I got my own email through last week (without having to email them). I wasn't meant to reply to THAT one was I? (I'm 95% sure I wasn't, but ....)

~Chameleon~

matthew74 wrote: »

Is there anything to stop you initiating the claim before you get the 2nd email? When I log into my account there is a link next to my account to initiate the fcsc claim? Anyone tried it ?

Several people have already tried to press the button but alas they are no longer with us as terrible things happened to them due to being so impatient

















You could always try it yourself and you might be the lucky one! :j Alternatively, you might receive a message stating that if you don't see an option to proceed then it means you've not yet received the 2nd email

cos69

matthew74 wrote: »

Is there anything to stop you initiating the claim before you get the 2nd email? When I log into my account there is a link next to my account to initiate the fcsc claim? Anyone tried it ?

I should the link is activated at the same time as the email is generated, so depending on how slow you are to get your email 1 minute to an hour - not much to gain from it.

Unless of course - pressing it out of turn puts you at the back of the queue, in which case go ahead then I can jump one more place

cos69

harrowing wrote: »

In all the confusion, just had a :eek: panicky :eek: thought. I got my own email through last week (without having to email them). I wasn't meant to reply to THAT one was I? (I'm 95% sure I wasn't, but ....)

No as it said - take no action :cool: