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Co-Op bank - £200 if you switch to them
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Have just checked account and the £200 is now sitting in it, despite me having received a letter yesterday telling me I wasn't eligible (which was rubbish). It wasn't there this morning. It's not there now either, 'cause I've just transferred it out and will close tomorrow.
Switching completion date 11 November
£800 payments made:
18 Nov
16 Dec
16 Jan
15 Feb0 -
Just spoken to Co-op about my payment (transfer date, or whatever it's called, 16th Nov - nothing received yet). The staff haven't a clue what is going on, and seem to be receiving loads of calls about this. One fella I spoke to said there had been a problem with 420 customers (which would equate to £84,000 of missing funds). I suspect from reading here that the problem is far more widespread.
What an absolute PR disaster for Co-op. Have to say that my four-month experience of their bank is that I wouldn't touch them with a bargepole.0 -
...What an absolute PR disaster for Co-op. Have to say that my four-month experience of their bank is that I wouldn't touch them with a bargepole.
I have to say I wouldn't use them either. After receiving their in-eligible letter yesterday (because their switching team had c*cked up), when I was eligible, I was asked during the 'phone call trying to sort it out, would I like to use their switching team to transfer my direct debits from my other bank (not the one I switched from). Ermm, NO, I wouldn't. Even if I had been going to use this as my main account (which I wasn't), I'd do the transfers myself to make sure they went through properly.0 -
what a c**k up they have made, most of us still none the wiser regards the £200 so called bonus the list of !!!!ed off customers who have switched seems to be growing by the day. When you call them they don't have a clue on when or if you will get the 'bonus'
Why do banks offer such special offers that leaves them with an end result like this ...........................................................0 -
There is currently 400 people who have not recieved the £200.00 although they meet the criteria the system has declined it. Co Op are aware and this will be resolved asapCan I find out my credit score?You do not have a single credit score or rating. Different organisations take different information into account when working out your credit score and may have different scores for different products. (Kindly from Experian)0
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my wife has not received a payment and no letter saying she is rejected. Does that means she might get it still?0
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my wife has not received a payment and no letter saying she is rejected. Does that means she might get it still?:footie:
Regular savers earn 6% interest (HSBC, First Direct, M&S)
Loans cost 2.9% per year (Nationwide) = FREE money.
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:j GOOD NEWS GUY'S :beer:
having received the dreaded 'sorry not eligible' letter yesterday. Guess what's just appeared in my account?
Many thanks for all the help.
Good luck and keep checking your a/c0 -
My switch date was 9/11/11.
Remitted £800 each in Nov;Dec;Jan and Feb
Hasn't received any letter or the reward yet:(0
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