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First Direct referral coupons
simmmy_2
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I know or i think i'm in the wrong place to post this but i cannot find the old thread on First Direct referral coupons... basically i have been sent 3 coupons which gives you £50 to swap your bank account over and i receive £35.All i need is your name with forenames and address plus telephone number.To receive the bonus you need to swap your salary into your new account (£1500) per month into 1st Direct.
If someone can point me onto the correct thread to post this .. thanks
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If you'd like me to refer you then PM me with your Name (including forename/s) Address with post code and telephone number.(1st 3 to PM rules).
I'm not sure if you also get an extra £50 for opening a new account aswell on top of the £50 received from this referral.
Thanks
If someone can point me onto the correct thread to post this .. thanks
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If you'd like me to refer you then PM me with your Name (including forename/s) Address with post code and telephone number.(1st 3 to PM rules).
I'm not sure if you also get an extra £50 for opening a new account aswell on top of the £50 received from this referral.
Thanks
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I don't think you will get many on here taking up your offer due to FD's treating of customers re their £10 monthly charge, their non paying of interest on the whole account for the whole month in which you make a withdrawal,etc. But good luck anyway.Don`t steal - the Government doesn`t like the competition0
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derrick wrote:their non paying of interest on the whole account for the whole month in which you make a withdrawal,etc. But good luck anyway.
I have been paid interest on my accounts after making withdrawals.Please state facts before posting or at least a pointer towards your claims.
Plus if you open a savings account which is just a "yes" to the question "would you like a savings account to"asked by CS at 1st direct you don't pay any £10 monthly charge if you deposit £1 in.0 -
Hope your bosses at First Direct give you a nice bonus simmmy.0
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I think the account being referred to is the First Direct e-Saver, I use one to built up funds to transfer over to an ISA.
# Earn a healthy 5.00% AER (4.89% gross p.a.) variable on every penny in the account
# instant access to your money* (although no interest is paid on the full account balance in any month you make a withdrawal)
PS Ive always been very happy with First Direct and would recommend them.That gum you like is coming back in style.0 -
I'm still with First Direct too (I'm using them as a second current account) and they're a lot nicer to me than my other bank is!Indecision is the key to flexibility
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and this needs to be in the "referrals" section of the forumEx forum ambassador
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