Transfer to natwest e-ISA

carpy

has anyone transferring into this e-ISA had interest back-dated to the date of cheque from previous provider, even if transfer was completed within the 30 day guideline?

sewerpants

Hi everyone.... just wanted to put this one out there, to see if others have experienced the same bizarre communications from Natwest.
Firstly it seems Natwest dont give a monkeys about there existing customers, but welcome in new customers with bonuses and fantastic rates. All existing customers either stay on terrible interest rates and look like idiots, in comparison to the rest of the saving accounts offered by other banks, or take there money and loyalty that many including myself have given to Natwest over the years and find a better rate with a better bank, ie Santander / Halifax / Llloyds etc etc etc.
But the biggest problem i have with Natwest is that they have been promising me that if i deposit £2000 in my e-isa after April 6th 2012, then i will automatically receive the 1% bonus that all new customers are going to enjoy. However there is no details on the website outlining this, and i have been told this morning that its not true and whoever told me that in Natwest have got it wrong. Has anyone else enquired about this and had the same answer?? is it really a load of rubbish, and Natwest really dont want existing savers money any more?? because lets face it if existing customers still remain on ridiculously low interest rates, surely nobody is going to keep there money with them?!!
Look forward to peoples comments on this one.
Many thanks.