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Co-Op bank - £200 if you switch to them
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All set fair to recieve my £200 next month now after paying in (and removing) my third £800.
I applied in branch on Monday 24th October (only a week after launch), and they gave me a 'completion' date of the 27th November. This meant my months ran from 27th to 26th of the following month, so I've paid in during Nov/Dec and again just now in Dec/Jan.
How did you manage to get a month head start on me?0 -
If someone gives away £200, it's because they expect to get it all back later."Never underestimate the mindless force of a government bureaucracyseeking to expand its power, dominion and budget"Jay Stanley, American Civil Liberties Union.0
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All set fair to recieve my £200 next month now after paying in (and removing) my third £800.
I'll almost feel guilty closing it.
My completion date was 17th of November I have made the first two funding requirements. I am due to get my hands on £200 in march by my calculations - Why are you so far ahead of the rest of us?0 -
WhiteHorse wrote: »If someone gives away £200, it's because they expect to get it all back later.
They will get the £200 back just not from me:money:0 -
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YorkshireBoy wrote: »I've only just made my second (qualifying) credit.
I applied in branch on Monday 24th October (only a week after launch), and they gave me a 'completion' date of the 27th November. This meant my months ran from 27th to 26th of the following month, so I've paid in during Nov/Dec and again just now in Dec/Jan.
How did you manage to get a month head start on me?0 -
Anyone know where to find your completion date? I had paid £1000 into my account on the 6th of every month so far...If I keep doing that I hope I am due. Don't want them squirming out of giving me money I am owed."And let that be a lesson to you all. Nobody beats Vitas Gerulaitis 17 times in a row."
– after beating Jimmy Connors at the January 1979 Masters. Gerulaitis had lost their previous 16 matches.0 -
WhiteHorse wrote: »If someone gives away £200, it's because they expect to get it all back later.
They won't be getting anything back from me (other than having £800 in my account for a few seconds each month until I get my £200 when I'll be closing the account).Anyone know where to find your completion date? I had paid £1000 into my account on the 6th of every month so far...If I keep doing that I hope I am due. Don't want them squirming out of giving me money I am owed.
The completion date is provided in the letter they send out to you shortly after openeing the account. The letter confirms that they've arranged the "switching" of your standing orders and/or dd's.0 -
my third credit is jan, completion was around the 17th also.Don't put your trust into an Experian score - it is not a number any bank will ever use & it is generally a waste of money to purchase it. They are also selling you insurance you dont need.0
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I remember making a payment in October, just in case. Didn't think it would be counted, but for the 2 minutes it took, why not?
26th for this months payment.0
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