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Natwest Isa Issues
harrybarber9
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Hi all, I wonder if anyone could provide me with some advice.
I transferred my Natwest Isa in April (got the referral from this site), however they took 7 weeks to transfer it across which i complained about, they said they were backlogged with requests blah blah and they told me my complaint was logged and they would contact me in 5 days (which they didnt).
I went to my local natwest to chase the payment, the bank manager would ring me but didnt.
After one month (my interest rate is 3.5% and I hold £33k with them) they credited me £83 interest, I went back again as this obviously well short of what it should be.
They said some BS about a statement being issued on the 11th and my interest would be from 11th to 11th and then paid on the 30th? I have never heard of anything so redic anyway he said wait a month and come back.
Well obviously I get basically the same this month. Anyway they confirmed by 3.5% rate and that should be like £100 a month. I couldnt be bothered to go back to the guy in the branch so I phoned and the guy was like wait for the year to past and if your still short ring us back, are you for real?
Whilst I was on the phone I said to them whatever happened to that complaint, her response was that they are behind (it was logged 5th April) and someone would contact me soon. I said to her 7 weeks is a bit of joke and she mugged me off with some nonsense.
anyway, is it best practise for a bank and with all their current problems am i expected to just wait and wait?
I think they owe me like £125-£150 which I know isnt massive but they should still give me what they owe right?
I transferred my Natwest Isa in April (got the referral from this site), however they took 7 weeks to transfer it across which i complained about, they said they were backlogged with requests blah blah and they told me my complaint was logged and they would contact me in 5 days (which they didnt).
I went to my local natwest to chase the payment, the bank manager would ring me but didnt.
After one month (my interest rate is 3.5% and I hold £33k with them) they credited me £83 interest, I went back again as this obviously well short of what it should be.
They said some BS about a statement being issued on the 11th and my interest would be from 11th to 11th and then paid on the 30th? I have never heard of anything so redic anyway he said wait a month and come back.
Well obviously I get basically the same this month. Anyway they confirmed by 3.5% rate and that should be like £100 a month. I couldnt be bothered to go back to the guy in the branch so I phoned and the guy was like wait for the year to past and if your still short ring us back, are you for real?
Whilst I was on the phone I said to them whatever happened to that complaint, her response was that they are behind (it was logged 5th April) and someone would contact me soon. I said to her 7 weeks is a bit of joke and she mugged me off with some nonsense.
anyway, is it best practise for a bank and with all their current problems am i expected to just wait and wait?
I think they owe me like £125-£150 which I know isnt massive but they should still give me what they owe right?
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Right on dude, that's like ridic and !!!! and that, if you don't get any respect soon then pop a cap in an !!!, maybe your own?0
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thanks for your helpful reply, presumably you would be happy with this level of service?0
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Hi Harrry,
My interest didn't get paid right initially.
It's meant to be backdated to when your money leaves the old account.
I raised a complaint and it was fixed in 4 weeks although that was BEFORE the recent NW fiasco.
If your complaint hasn't been fixed within 8 weeks you are entitled to go to the FOS (financial ombudsman service). This is free an independent and IMO you have a caste iron case.
Next time you speak to them ask for a reference number for your complaint.
You might want to mention the FOS as it costs NW about £500 if you raise your complaint there so it might hurry them up.
Do you know when you raised the complaint?0 -
perfect reply, exactly what i was looking for. Thank you so much

5th April btw0
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