Lloyds just get worse with the hard sell

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ShelfStacker wrote: »

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.

So are you telling me that I can no longer choose to use the cashier desk as opposed to the Dalek then?

I believe I have as much " right " as the next customer.

I don't somehow think that HSBC will be closing my account any time soon anyway.

ShelfStacker_3

Inactive wrote: »

So are you telling me that I can no longer choose to use the cashier desk as opposed to the Dalek then?

No, I'm telling you it's not your "right", as you seem to think, seeing as you are Inactive, Lord Of All Creation.

willo65

Inactive wrote: »

So are you telling me that I can no longer choose to use the cashier desk as opposed to the Dalek then?

I believe I have as much " right " as the next customer.

I don't somehow think that HSBC will be closing my account any time soon anyway.

But they may take away the cashiers....

Inactive

ShelfStacker wrote: »

No, I'm telling you it's not your "right", as you seem to think, seeing as you are Inactive, Lord Of All Creation.

No I'm not Lord of All Creation, surely that must be a banker.:rolleyes:

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willo65 wrote: »

But they may take away the cashiers....

No real problem for me, I just walk across the road and use Nationwide then.

ShelfStacker_3

Inactive wrote: »

No I'm not Lord of All Creation, surely that must be a banker.:rolleyes:

Doubt it. From the way you come across on here, you seem to think the sun shines out your a*se, and everyone who you deign to lend your few pennies to should be prepared to bask in its glory and give you everything you want because you say so.

StAnToN_2

Inactive wrote: »

No real problem for me, I just walk across the road and use Nationwide then.

Oh dear, at least you have given the poor souls a heads up.

If I saw you coming I would run a mile!

willo65

Inactive wrote: »

No real problem for me, I just walk across the road and use Nationwide then.

As long as your transaction is over £30 and you don't just want a balance

Twister84

Inactive wrote: »

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

Cracking stuff :rotfl:

I look forward to telling you how to do your banking .

Please let me know beforehand though, so I can organize a welcoming ceremony and make sure a Cashier is free to do your bidding should you wish to use one of the more old fashioned way of banking


Oh, and the Quick Deposit box is to the right :rolleyes:

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Laugh you may all of you bankers, but I am the only person on this whole page that will not be waking up in the morning having to face going to work in a bank, after spending most of Sunday afternoon talking shop on here.:rotfl: :rotfl:

Keep them queues short..