Urgent

Hannah_10

djskiddo wrote: »

the statement does not show anything going in i already checked this , thanks for your condescending post hannah_10 , il leave it a few days till it appears on the statement

if they dont realise there error within a week then surely its safe to spend it

Sorry what are you going on about? You come haring in here posting that something is urgent, when in fact it isn't, people divert their attentions accordingly, and you haven't done the most basic checks for yourself. I think you need to get over your sense of entitlement and try showing a few manners yourself if you want them back.

As my Nan always said, if you can't take it don't dish it out me 'ansome.

(For your reference, in both the Welsh and Westcountry dialects the sentance is naturally arranged with the question at the end, another thing you failled to give a moments consideration to I see.)

sara86pink

Hannah_10 wrote: »

Sorry what are you going on about? You come haring in here posting that something is urgent, when in fact it isn't, people divert their attentions accordingly, and you haven't done the most basic checks for yourself. I think you need to get over your sense of entitlement and try showing a few manners yourself if you want them back.

As my Nan always said, if you can't take it don't dish it out me 'ansome.

(For your reference, in both the Welsh and Westcountry dialects the sentance is naturally arranged with the question at the end, another thing you failled to give a moments consideration to I see.)

In my opinion, there is no need for that.

He has simply come on here worried and wanting advise as soon as possible because he is worried, I thought that was the point of these forums? Whether its deemed 'urgent' or not

Hannah_10

I didn't ask for a fight Sara, it came to me.

LandyAndy

djskiddo wrote: »

ok but why do i have so much money in my account all of a sudden? any ideas , they have owned them for a while but the change over only occured today

How on earth are we supposed to know that?:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Asy your bank.

Blahah

djskiddo wrote: »

the statement does not show anything going in i already checked this , thanks for your condescending post hannah_10 , il leave it a few days till it appears on the statement

if they dont realise there error within a week then surely its safe to spend it

Whatever you do, do not spend the money. The bank WILL notice the error and they will remove the money from your account without telling you in advance. Just wait a few days to check your statements to make sure it's not a legitimate payment that you've forgotten about, then go into the bank and tell them about their mistake.

sueeve

What about a tax rebate you weren't expecting. I got one of those out of the blue last year, and very nice too.

LandyAndy

sara86pink wrote: »

In my opinion, there is no need for that.

He has simply come on here worried and wanting advise as soon as possible because he is worried, I thought that was the point of these forums? Whether its deemed 'urgent' or not

I disagree. Why post on a forum a question that can be resolved simply by speaking to his bank?

Some people seem to have lost the idea of doing stuff for themselves.

The OP's prime concern seems to be how quickly he can steal someone else's money.:( (if it turns out to be someone else's).

My money is on the OP not knowing what is going on rather than a bank error.

sara86pink

Sorry to cause any rifts in the post, I can just understand where the OP is coming from thinking it may be urgent as I have been in the situation before where I'm worried and confused and therefore warrant it being urgent.

However, when I was in this situation I did check with the bank because they are more likely to help than us.

My case was that a large payment I made a while back was somehow sent back to my account before being taken again straight away so luckily I checked or I could have gotten some charges if I spent the money without realising.

Also, just to repeat, do not spend the money. Find out whats happened first and if it turns out it is legit (tax rebate or something) then fair play, its yours. But you need to find out first.

paye

maybe the bank was feeling generous towards you lol.
my advice don't spend it, put it away in your savings account and earn abit of interest on it. if they come back for it atleast you can give it back. Thats what i would do.

Fiddlestick

djskiddo wrote: »

if they dont realise there error within a week then surely its safe to spend it

No.

It's not your money to spend.

If you do this the bank WILL still claim it back.