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Implicateorder wrote: »"I just need to visulise it so it will appear in my inbox!!! :rotfl::rotfl:"
Can you visualize it a bit more so that it appears in all our inboxes?? :T
I've been visualising it alright, even DREAMING of it! ... but .... zilch, nada“You can please some of the people some of the time, all of the people some of the time, some of the people all of the time, but you can never please all of the people all of the time.”0 -
Wife and I both received first email on 4th October within a couple of hours of each other. Not a sausage since then.
I cannot believe that this is a true random system although it so appears - that would be in my opinion far too difficult to manage, both administratively and technically - we are not dealing with ERNIE here. Which makes me upset to see not only many with their 2nd email but also the hard cash.
A plethora of things could yet go wrong and where does that leave us? A percentage of Icesavers with full refunds and earning interest, however small, and the rest still waiting,
Don't get me wrong. I am grateful to the govt for stepping in but I cannot help feeling there is gross unfairness in the process.0 -
Wife and I both received first email on 4th October within a couple of hours of each other. Not a sausage since then.
I cannot believe that this is a true random system although it so appears - that would be in my opinion far too difficult to manage, both administratively and technically - we are not dealing with ERNIE here. Which makes me upset to see not only many with their 2nd email but also the hard cash.
A plethora of things could yet go wrong and where does that leave us? A percentage of Icesavers with full refunds and earning interest, however small, and the rest still waiting,
Don't get me wrong. I am grateful to the govt for stepping in but I cannot help feeling there is gross unfairness in the process.0 -
mutter mutter ... no i still haven't and i can't initiate ....0
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Implicateorder wrote: »"I just need to visulise it so it will appear in my inbox!!! :rotfl::rotfl:"
Can you visualize it a bit more so that it appears in all our inboxes?? :T
Am working on right now, but need more wine to help me..............:rotfl::rotfl::beer::T"Serious money saving Diva"........................................:p
Whatever the mind can conceive, it can achieve.............:happylove0 -
casabiosca wrote: »Wife and I both received first email on 4th October within a couple of hours of each other.
If it was October 4th, rather than November 4th I think we've all been treated unfairly in that case LOL. Sorry... only jokingSheryl
An Icesaver no more :T0 -
casabiosca wrote: »Wife and I both received first email on 4th October within a couple of hours of each other. Not a sausage since then.
I cannot believe that this is a true random system although it so appears - that would be in my opinion far too difficult to manage, both administratively and technically - we are not dealing with ERNIE here. Which makes me upset to see not only many with their 2nd email but also the hard cash.
A plethora of things could yet go wrong and where does that leave us? A percentage of Icesavers with full refunds and earning interest, however small, and the rest still waiting,
Don't get me wrong. I am grateful to the govt for stepping in but I cannot help feeling there is gross unfairness in the process.[/quote
Have you got the date right? Icesave did not go under until after 7th October.0 -
save you the trouble:-
FSCS Managed Payout for Icesave Customers - Invitation Email
Dear Customer
Icesave accounts with the London branch of Landsbanki Islands hf
This email has been sent to you because records available to us indicate that you hold an account with Icesave. If you do not hold such an account, please contact us by email at [URL="wlmailhtml:%21%2122DC3613-58D7-480B-8369-7C14D53CB91B%7Dmid://00000036/%21x-usc:mailto:enquiries@fscs.org.uk"]enquiries@fscs.org.uk[/URL].
This email invites you to log on to your Icesave account to be paid compensation in respect of your deposits with Icesave under the electronic payment process managed by the Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS). We previously wrote to you about how the process would work on 4 November 2008.
For the FSCS to pay you compensation, you will need to take the following steps:- Log on to your account as usual through the Icesave website which is now operational. You will need to confirm your User ID, unique password and memorable information, in the normal way. If you need to reset your password, you can do so at the log in screen.
- You will be asked to verify the account balance of your Icesave account(s) and the details of your selected nominated account to which the payment is to be made. By completing the process you will instruct a payment of the Icesave account balance shown to your selected nominated account by an electronic transfer. The money should then arrive in your nominated account within approximately five working days.
- For ISA holders, the same process will apply as for instant access account holders. The money you held in your ISA will not lose its tax-free status if you follow this process. An ISA certificate will follow by post to allow you to reinvest that sum in an ISA with another provider by 5 April 2009. You should receive your ISA certificate within 2 weeks of claiming compensation using the electronic process and you will have to give this certificate to your new ISA provider when you open your ISA with them.
- If you hold an Icesave fixed rate savings account, you will be offered the option of payment of your deposit through the electronic payment process. Alternatively, you will be able to opt to receive the principal amount of your deposit, together with accrued interest up to the maturity date, at the end of the fixed term. If you choose this latter option, then the electronic process option is not available to you. However, you should still log on to the website and tick the appropriate box to confirm that this is your wish. At that time, we will be notified that you wish to wait until the end of the fixed term and we will then send you an application form to complete and return to the FSCS. This process will be slower, although we aim to complete this process so far as possible within 6 weeks of receipt of a completed application form, with payment following the maturity date of the account. You should also be aware that if you hold a fixed rate savings account that pays interest on a monthly, quarterly, or annual basis, and you decide to hold that account until maturity, you will not be paid any interest prior to maturity.
- Irrespective of what type of Icesave account you hold, if you choose to participate in the electronic payment process for that account, then the payment amount you receive will be the principal sum deposited plus interest up to and including 7 October 2008.
If you do not seek payment within one month from the date of this email, you will be contacted separately by the FSCS with details of how to make a claim for your deposits with Icesave. This will be through a paper-based application process once the electronic process is complete. This process will be slower (we aim to complete this process so far as possible within 6 weeks of receipt of a completed application form), but you will receive the same amount no matter which process you use (unless you hold a fixed term deposit and opt to await payment until the end of the term, as explained above).
If you experience any difficulties with the process, please seek assistance by calling Icesave’s Customer Services Helpline on Tel. 0845 605 6050.
Further details are also available on the FSCS website ([URL="wlmailhtml:%21%2122DC3613-58D7-480B-8369-7C14D53CB91B%7Dmid://00000036/%21x-usc:http://www.fscs.org.uk/"]www.fscs.org.uk[/URL]).
Yours faithfully
FSCS"Serious money saving Diva"........................................:p
Whatever the mind can conceive, it can achieve.............:happylove0 -
Please can someone tell me which posthad the wording of the 2nd email? I am sure I saw it the other day..I just need to visulise it so it will appear in my inbox!!! :rotfl::rotfl:....Illegitimi non carborundum
...don't let the illegitimate ones grind you down....0 -
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