Important: TSB Classic Plus Account - Paperless Correspondence now live !!

M0ney

Thanks very much for this thread. This had passed me by too, I'm now fully paperless, it looks as though this has been going for at least a week now. Have they got a grace period or have I just missed out on about a week of interest?

Consumerist

M0ney wrote: »

Thanks very much for this thread. This had passed me by too, I'm now fully paperless, it looks as though this has been going for at least a week now. Have they got a grace period or have I just missed out on about a week of interest?

Providing they haven't sent you any communications or statements, excluding account-opening information, by post then I would say you're probably ok.

10_66

leeroy2009 wrote: »

a very sneaky and underhand thing to slip in, a simple email notifying this had gone live would of been welcomed, I expect every complaint to be upheld should people not knowing they had to upgrade to paperless correspondence loose interest on the classic plus.

leeroy2009 wrote: »

that's just the thing "when available" now it is "available" a letter or email should of been sent - lets hope this happens.

innovate wrote: »

Should have. Not should of.
Would have. Not would of.

innovate, why do you have to be so pedantic? This is not a forum for grammar! Get off your high horse. Why patronise people? Why should they not feel free to post on a thread just because their grammar is not to your taste? Your post didn't contribute anything relative to the question. Maybe you're perfect, most of us aren't.

innovate

I am not on a high horse and am not patronising anyone. Just pointing out where they don't use proper english. Those who choose to learn from it might one day benefit from it if they have to write e.g. a bank or some other company.

FOREVER21

innovate wrote: »

I am not on a high horse and am not patronising anyone. Just pointing out where they don't use proper english. Those who choose to learn from it might one day benefit from it if they have to write e.g. a bank or some other company.

I agree with your intentions but it does come across as a tad pompous.

In any event I question whether anyone( apart from you) uses proper English in this day of text speak anything seems to be allowed. As to writing to banks etc I have received some prime examples from them showing their lack of so called proper English.

innovate

well I shall not accept blatantly wrong grammar until the day I die. As I don't intend on doing so for several decades yet, you may well see further comments from me (under this or other nicks that MSE might force me into) along the same lines. It is also water off a duck's back whether anyone considers anything I say pompous - so there you have something else to criticise.

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innovate wrote: »

well I shall not accept blatantly wrong grammar until the day I die. As I don't intend on doing so for several decades yet, you may well see further comments from me (under this or other nicks that MSE might force me into) along the same lines. It is also water off a duck's back whether anyone considers anything I say pompous - so there you have something else to criticise.

You should have started your post with a capital letter.

Consumerist

. . . and followed the first word with a comma.

Well, not to worry.

Consumerist

I've now registered three times for paperless correspondence but every time I go online the settings have been reset to online statements only. I may have done something wrong but . . .

KEEP CHECKING YOUR SETTINGS !

10_66

Consumerist wrote: »

I've now registered three times for paperless correspondence but every time I go online the settings have been reset to online statements only. I may have done something wrong but . . .

KEEP CHECKING YOUR SETTINGS !

Did you receive an email from TSB confirming your alterations? I received emails for each of the accounts I have, sole and joint.