So I've not been paid?

[Deleted User]

Hi,

chill folks, you all seem to know it's not due until tomorrow, but just used to getting it early, did y'all complain when you got paid early?

Everything comes to those who wait.

minimad1970

Hi Op, My payments gone in now so hopefully yours has as well and you can get your transfer done.

BrandNewYear

minimad1970 wrote: »

Hi Op, My payments gone in now so hopefully yours has as well and you can get your transfer done.

Yes the cash is in there now:beer:

BrandNewYear

[Deleted User] wrote:

Hi,

chill folks, you all seem to know it's not due until tomorrow, but just used to getting it early, did y'all complain when you got paid early?

Everything comes to those who wait.

It's the crazy insecure feeling world we live in now. Constant feeling of dread and uncertainty. When my money was not in there at the usual time I felt the world was crashing down. This is how life makes me feel.

marathonic

I hope you've all contacted Halifax to request an interest payment for the 1.5 hours you were without the money and a possible goodwill payment for the stress incurred.....

BrandNewYear

marathonic wrote: »

I hope you've all contacted Halifax to request an interest payment for the 1.5 hours you were without the money and a possible goodwill payment for the stress incurred.....

Yes, I'm asking them for the modest sum of £2,500 as a gesture of goodwill

[Deleted User]

Hi,

BrandNewYear wrote: »

It's the crazy insecure feeling world we live in now. Constant feeling of dread and uncertainty. When my money was not in there at the usual time I felt the world was crashing down. This is how life makes me feel.

wow, :eek: surely not that catastrophic.

BrandNewYear

[Deleted User] wrote:

Hi,



wow, :eek: surely not that catastrophic.

I'm living hand to mouth and see no way out. All quite grim. But at least I'm not starving to death or battling disease yet.

mulronie

jonesMUFCforever wrote: »

Not many companies still use the old style BACS anymore.

Source? I work for a major UK clearing bank and can tell you that BACS is still far and away the King of UK payments.

Nearly every organisation (other than tiny SMEs) uses BACS for processing payroll/pension/supplier payments. The average BACS payment costs 2-10p, the average FPS payment 20-50p. The DWP, too, use BACS for all benefit payments and have no designs to change.

Other than a very few instances (e.g. pay day loan companies) there is simply no business case that justifies the extra expense of a FPS payment.

Hazzanet

jonesMUFCforever wrote: »

Not many companies still use the old style BACS anymore.

I process around 35,000 payments through BACS a week?!