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COUTTS Bank - how much to be a customer?
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never-in-doubt wrote: »actually no I don;t think it;s funny but come on, be serious for a minute and read some of your posts - that must even to you look like we're being wound up?
Why didn't you just tell us at the beginning what you wanted instead of hiding things - it just makes people think you;re out to waste time. We will help if you;re serious - so you are half to blame in all this.....
just draw a line under it and chill out, coutts aint that great tbh and if you can afford it then look at other choices. 1st direct is free = and better than coutts probably! they are rated one of the best banks for a reason0 -
Nobody would find it funny if you are dyslexic..
The main point is..DO NOT be confrontational if you require advice or help
To be fair I was not the one who started swearing am I? I would however like to put all of this behind us & try & deal with the situation in hand. Coutts & Co. Is it worth it or not? Btw are you 14 & 3/4s or are you actually older than that?0 -
03scrompton wrote: »I was not intentionally hiding anything. I just didnt want to be taken for a ride by somebody trying to rip me off that is all. It pays to be cautious nowadays. I am being deadly serious. After all of this nonsense thank you very much "Never-In-Doubt" for your advice. I will certaintly look at First Direct & I am extremely sorry if I have caused you offense in all of this.
well spoken. seriously just chill out a bit and you can have a good laugh on this forum..... dont get too personal, lots of people buddy-up cos believe it or not we do have the same ambition - to help others!
Take care and good luck whatever you do - let us know how you get on with 1st direct if you go for this..... they also give high CC limits (I got offered almost £6.5k which was double my current highest) so if you have a high limit they should match it. :T2010 - year of the troll
Niddy - Over & Out :wave:
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03scrompton wrote: »To be fair I was not the one who started swearing am I? I would however like to put all of this behind us & try & deal with the situation in hand. Coutts & Co. Is it worth it or not? Btw are you 14 & 3/4s or are you actually older than that?
LOL, brian was in NI 20 years ago - he's an old man :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:2010 - year of the troll
Niddy - Over & Out :wave:
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03scrompton wrote: »8 out of 10 people suffer from dyslexia
Bllocsko!!!
80% of the world is dyslexic??
Well that would mean 80% of Coutts staff are dyslexic too - be very afraid.....0 -
never-in-doubt wrote: »well spoken. seriously just chill out a bit and you can have a good laugh on this forum..... dont get too personal, lots of people buddy-up cos believe it or not we do have the same ambition - to help others!
Take care and good luck whatever you do - let us know how you get on with 1st direct if you go for this..... they also give high CC limits (I got offered almost £6.5k which was double my current highest) so if you have a high limit they should match it. :T
Cheers "Never-In-Doubt"! I am already looking at First Direct. I really did not mean to get into an argument! Honestly! (Good one though wasn't it?) LOL. :rotfl: Many Thanks! 03scrompton
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never-in-doubt wrote: »LOL, brian was in NI 20 years ago - he's an old man :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:
I'm like a fine wine...MATURE with age :rotfl:Natwest gold..Limit £1750 bal £970..Vanquis Limit £3000 bal £0..Littlewoods..Limit £1200 bal 0..Additions direct..Limit £4900 bal £1356..Empire Limit £6200 bal £152..Jd williams..Limit £1100 bal £130..Simplybe..Limit £1500 bal 265,,Fashion world..Limit £1400 bal £145 Jacamo..Limit£125 bal 0
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03scrompton wrote: »Cheers "Never-In-Doubt"! I am already looking at First Direct. I really did not mean to get into an argument! Honestly! (Good one though wasn't it?
) LOL. :rotfl: Many Thanks! 03scrompton
Natwest gold..Limit £1750 bal £970..Vanquis Limit £3000 bal £0..Littlewoods..Limit £1200 bal 0..Additions direct..Limit £4900 bal £1356..Empire Limit £6200 bal £152..Jd williams..Limit £1100 bal £130..Simplybe..Limit £1500 bal 265,,Fashion world..Limit £1400 bal £145 Jacamo..Limit£125 bal 0
Next..Limit £?? bal £0 Asda..limit £1250 bal £440,0 -
LusciousLuce wrote: »Bllocsko!!!
80% of the world is dyslexic??
Well that would mean 80% of Coutts staff are dyslexic too - be very afraid.....
first page here:
http://www.google.co.uk/search?hl=en&q=percentage+ratio+of+dyslexic+people&btnG=Google+Search&meta=&aq=f&oq=
says various different percentages - maybe they can;t add up2010 - year of the troll
Niddy - Over & Out :wave:
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LusciousLuce wrote: »Bllocsko!!!
80% of the world is dyslexic??
Well that would mean 80% of Coutts staff are dyslexic too - be very afraid.....
Was dat "Bllockso" meant to be funny? Because it was quite a good joke! I never thought of it like that! But it's true. The main board for research on Dyslexia announced that figure last year.0
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