(Deleted..)

MME_2

You said they were 'misreporting balances' which they aren't. Working days has everything to do with this considering again, 'by the end of the next working day' is the limitation for sending payments now.

I don't really care what Santander Retail do with their computers on off days. All I care about is that my bank (not Santander) abide by the T&Cs I signed up to. You should do the same and I expect you to complain should the funds not arrive at their destination by the end of Tuesday.

Cheers.

Paul_01

Sandwich short of a picnic.......

Mikeyorks

2sides2everystory wrote: »

I find it therapeutic to point at banks and in the public interest highlight the bad things they do - thanks all the same.

Perhaps other people enjoy a therapy which involves knowing how the system actually works - before accusing?

jonesMUFCforever

I've enjoyed reading your rants OP to now but the truth is that you will have to stew until Tuesday before you can decide to complain or not.

I make most of my faster payments to pay bills in the evening after work - they never arrive within 2 hours but always appear by the end of the next business day.

dtaylor84

2sides2everystory wrote: »

I suggest you get a proper bank account and feel the thrill, not labour on with your Mickey Mouse one.

You're the only person on this thread who seems to need to change bank accounts...

meer53

Mad as a box of frogs.

Everyone knows Good Friday and Easter Monday aren't working days, have been for years. Serves the OP right for waiting until the last minute.

And as for Santander employing the best computer programmers in the world !!!!!! Dream on OP.

meer53

Why would i need to know where YOUR money is ? I don't really care.

rpstdavids

Well this thread has cheered me up no end.

Thought it was going to be a long weekend stuck in looking after my mum as she recovers from a major op, this is helping the time pass :beer:.

innovate

have you tried a different medication, 2sides2everystory?

meer53

2sides2everystory wrote: »

Because you are a banker and I might want to send some money from my First Direct Account and find out if you have the remotest clue how quickly I could expect it back again if I decided I didn't like the bank I sent it to. Or are banks as thick as thieves when it comes to that kind of info?

Don't work in the call centre, won't be dealing with your query.