HSBC hassling me by text now

never-in-doubt

or log-in to online banking and go to personal details, amend phone and complete mobile as 07800 000000. You can also opt in/out of how they contact you from online banking, just select mail only and untick the phone/text/email options

jd87

What is it with all the joke threads this evening?

nzseries1

aldo wrote: »

Texts are good, they save the environment

Yeah... those massive cellphone towers encourange birds to sing and trees to grow, and are awfully aesthetically pleasing too!!!

andykn

never-in-doubt wrote: »

or log-in to online banking and go to personal details, amend phone and complete mobile as 07800 000000. You can also opt in/out of how they contact you from online banking, just select mail only and untick the phone/text/email options

That's more likely to work than the Telephone Preference Service (TPS).

I think the TPS will only stop unwanted marketing calls, they won't stop someone you owe money to asking you for it

Esoog

Phone banking seems like a good idea to me in theory, I can set up HSBC to text me when my account gets below a certain amount... maybe useful when out drinking? "What's this text say...I'm broke..d'oh"

INT1

nzseries1 wrote: »

Yeah... those massive cellphone towers encourange birds to sing and trees to grow, and are awfully aesthetically pleasing too!!!

They are already here and will never go away!
Trees are already here, cut down and be a hell of a long time before they grow back again!

ILW

nzseries1 wrote: »

Yeah... those massive cellphone towers encourange birds to sing and trees to grow, and are awfully aesthetically pleasing too!!!

They make some of them look like trees.

NickX

Well at least a text message is better than getting some abnoxious debt collector making threats over the phone. You can just delete a text.