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Santander - was with a&l - lost some of my account features when changeover happened

loveangel88
loveangel88 Posts: 273 Forumite
edited 20 October 2010 at 4:44PM in Budgeting & bank accounts
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  • tbw
    tbw Posts: 5,137 Forumite
    Would this be reason to close the account? As i use cheques quite a bit they are handy to have[/QUOTE]

    So far as I am concerned, just the fact that its Santander is more than enough to close your account!!! Santander are the bottom of the banking list - they nearly drove me to murder earlier this year with all their b**** red tape and after a month of getting nowhere I told them to stuff it and took all my money and investments out. (and that was when I was trying to INVEST more money not withdraw it! ) Even that was a long hard grind. DH did the same.
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  • callum9999
    callum9999 Posts: 4,439 Forumite
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    I was with A&L and now with Santander as automatically changed over.
    With a&l i had a cheque book facility...but since ive gone over to santander i have lost this facility...i thought that the accounts would match up with what you previously had with a&l?

    Would this be reason to close the account? As i use cheques quite a bit they are handy to have

    Well if you want cheques, then switching to a bank that gives out cheques seems to be the logical solution. You don't have to give the bank a good reason to close an account so it really doesn't matter if it's reason enough at all - do whatever you want to do.
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