Lloyds just get worse with the hard sell

Twister84

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How do you know that for certain?

The same way you know what every bank customer wants

Inactive

Twister84 wrote: »

Just remember, no hard shell- sorry, sell-ing :rotfl:

:rotfl:

Egg..sactly

Inactive

Twister84 wrote: »

The same way you know what every bank customer wants

Careful, I may move my banking to RBS, I love a wicked sense of humour..

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willo65 wrote: »

Well as far as i'm aware although many towns now have sunday opening many towns only have major retaillers open on a sunday and the high street is pretty quiet. As I said if people don't come in on a saturday afternoon, why would they come in on a sunday?

I would use my Bank on a Sunday, just so that you lot get no rest.:p

ShelfStacker_3

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It is my right to use my bank however I choose

No, it isn't your "right", it's a private business and you're on private property using private equipment. While you may be lending your money to them, that still applies.

Kavanne

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Careful, I may move my banking to RBS, I love a wicked sense of humour..

Please... don't

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Kavanne wrote: »

Please... don't

:rotfl:
Awww Kavanne, I thought you was my fwend..

willo65

Inactive wrote: »

I would use my Bank on a Sunday, just so that you lot get no rest.:p

wouldn't surprise me

Inactive

ShelfStacker wrote: »

No, it isn't your "right", it's a private business and you're on private property using private equipment. While you may be lending your money to them, that still applies.

Naughty edit there SS, tch .. tch.. I said " within the Banks T&C's."

ShelfStacker_3

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Naughty edit there SS, tch .. tch.. I said " within the Banks T&C's."

Yup. And irregardless of the T&Cs, you still have to obey any rules they want to make for you on and using their property. And really, you don't have a "right" in any sense of the word, any bank can usually close an account for any reason they wish given the correct period of notice. It's a commercial relationship between you and the bank, not something enshrined in the Magna Carta.