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New Nationwide Switching Offer - Feb 2010 - £75
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JesseJames wrote: »Received the £50 bonus on last October's incentive.
The only account I have to move, is the one I used last time by setting up a single SO.
I find it hard to believe they would allow this again, but here goes
So all i have to do is set up a simple SO from my other current account (say AL) for £1, switch this and ill get £75 then as soon as i have the 75 i clear out teh account and go?0 -
Why go? Just move the DDs back, but keep the account open first to use for foreign currency transactions and second to wait for the next Nationwide transfer offer to come along.0
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Why not just read the T+Cs linked to above?
To answer you question there is no minimum payment required.
You are not required to pay in your salary.
You have to transfer all your payments from another account if there is only one that will qualify.
Actually I was talking long-term not just for the offer!If I've help in anyway, please remember to thank me :-)0 -
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That's useful to know, thanks JesseJames!If I've help in anyway, please remember to thank me :-)0
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JesseJames wrote: »Received the £50 bonus on last October's incentive.
The only account I have to move, is the one I used last time by setting up a single SO.
I find it hard to believe they would allow this again, but here goes
They won't allow you to use the same account again. Although there's nothing in the T&Cs to say this, in practice they have refused to switch from the same account twice.0 -
As an existing Nationwide Flex account holder (joint) - am I eligible for this £75 if I just create a single DD from the account ?
To transfer a payment made from my debit card to DD.....0 -
lightbulb2760 wrote: »They won't allow you to use the same account again. Although there's nothing in the T&Cs to say this, in practice they have refused to switch from the same account twice.
In practice I have switched from the same account more than once and received the payments.0 -
Interesting offer. My credit history is fine but my income is somewhat low at the moment. I'm assuming Nationwide ask for this information. Does anyone have any experience of apply with no real income of any significance?0
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Interesting offer indeed. I just set up a S/O on one of my dormant accounts with Natwest and completed the transfer form on Nationwide. Will wait to see if that goes through and if my free £75 comes in 8 weeks0
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