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Stompa

martyn4764 wrote:

It's 28061954; no punctuation.

OK, thanks. That's what I tried first time, so maybe I just got the numbers wrong - I'll give it another try next time they ask for the date.

DocProc

Deleted_User

True. Well, 'give or take a bit'.

Richard_III_2

You can change these memorable details.
The online facility just wants an alphanumeric string between 8 and 12 characters long; so your date doesn't have to be a date at all.

Lots of banking websites require memorable information. I consider this as a second password and treat it as such.

+ remember to change these things regularly.

lolly5648

Just tried to open an account- it wouldn't accept my driving licence number or passport number. At 5th attempt got it to accept my passport number. I rang up to query this and was on hold for around 6 mins - this doesnt bode well. And now having completed the form I still have to send two forms of id, even though I have lived in the same house for 27 years.

Dont think I will bother going any further as I was very unimpressed with cs guy who kept calling me 'miss' even though he asked my name.

[Deleted User]

lolly5648 wrote:

Just tried to open an account- it wouldn't accept my driving licence number or passport number. At 5th attempt got it to accept my passport number.

See my post number 27 - unusual to say the least. Having said that, I think that information is optional, but helpful. Although not in your case. The id 'scoring' system seems a little unpredictable, from the anecdotal evidence of other posters.

DocProc

lolly5648

My £5 says you forgot to add the 'extreme RHS end part' of your passport number. Have a look at it again at the bottom of the page. It is actually exactly 30 digits long, including the RHS two digits bit at the end.

lolly5648

DocProc wrote:

lolly5648

My £5 says you forgot to add the 'extreme RHS end part' of your passport number. Have a look at it again at the bottom of the page. It is actually exactly 30 digits long, including the RHS two digits bit at the end.

You'd have lost! - I carefully counted and added the 2 x00 at the end. As I said I tried 5 times and it worked on the 5th time

DocProc

:-)

OK OK OK! Get over it. :-)

Anyhow, I'll give £5 to my favourite charity for you. :-)

wannasave_2

hmm, no interest into my monthly interest icesave account this morning, but there is - as always on the 1st of the month - the interest in the ING one.

Anybody seen anything into their accounts yet?

Stompa

wannasave wrote:

Anybody seen anything into their accounts yet?

No, but then again I don't recall seeing any indication of exactly when the monthly interest is paid. Perhaps it's on the monthly anniversary of account opening?