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Thanks for this-have now done it-looks good.
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I looked at the money manager some time back.I'm sure I read that they would start charging you to use it after a while,and of course you would'nt find out until you got your CC bill.0
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thanks, I think i'll give it a miss.0
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I've been using this serice for months, does that mean I miss out?0
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Is there anything to stop you using the service once you've got the tenner?0
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paulie558 wrote:I looked at the money manager some time back.I'm sure I read that they would start charging you to use it after a while,and of course you would'nt find out until you got your CC bill.
I've just checked on this and it says it's free - plus you dont get a bill with egg, it's all on line so you can check anytime to see whether any charges have been put on.0 -
I don't think Egg has acess to your other account details as all yor security information is downloaded to your own PC/Laptop. Then each account is accessed from this stored data. Unless anybody else knows otherwise.0
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I registered for Egg MM when it came out as it sounded brilliant but after I fully read the T's and C's, it states Egg will monitor how you manage your other accounts.
Basically what I take from this is, they won't access your account but everytime you log in it will log the balance of your account.
I think it's a brilliant service, i'd pay £10 a year (maybe more) for this if they wouldn't monitor your account0 -
But after they give you the tenner can't you simply change your details so that egg can't access your account details?2014 Target;
To overpay CC by £1,000.
Overpayment to date : £310
2nd Purse Challenge:
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Just cancel the money manager, this is what I did once I had read the T's and C's.0
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