Yorkshire & Clydesdale Banks offering £150 for switching
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My switch occured on 1/6 and I received my £150 on 4/8 so I am very happy.0
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I have received a letter from my bogus account with TSB saying that they can't do the switch. what shall i do? It says if you would like to continue with this switch you will need to contact your new bank directly. Ie. Yorkshire bank. Argghh, any advice?0
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moneysavinggirl40 wrote: »I have received a letter from my bogus account with TSB saying that they can't do the switch. what shall i do? It says if you would like to continue with this switch you will need to contact your new bank directly. Ie. Yorkshire bank. Argghh, any advice?
Please stop calling your TSB account your 'bogus account'.
I've tried to read your previous post from 29 July but gave up because it was so rambling & difficult to decipher:(
Have you actually got a new current account open with Yorkshire Bank? Or is it with Clydesdale Bank?
What is the proper name of the TSB account you want to switch to Yorkshire/Clydesdale?
Exactly what does the letter from TSB say?0 -
moneysavinggirl40 wrote: »I have received a letter from my bogus account with TSB saying that they can't do the switch. what shall i do? It says if you would like to continue with this switch you will need to contact your new bank directly. Ie. Yorkshire bank. Argghh, any advice?Please stop calling your TSB account your 'bogus account'.
From experience, Lloyds/HBOS/TSB send this letter out if the account you have with them is blocked for some reason (i.e. has a 646 indicator on it). So it looks as if the account opening application process for your TSB account (or potentially your YB account) hasn't successfully completed (including ID verification etc). Find out from TSB if your account has any indicators on it which is preventing it being switched out.
How recently did you open your 'bogus' (donor?) account with TSB and how recently did you open your YB account? Maybe TSB think the account is bogus.0 -
The TSB account that I opened at the end of July is a Classic TSB account. It has 2 dd set up. My account is withYorkshire Bank as I am in England.
The letter says:
We have received a request from your new bank to switch your account away from us. Unfortunately we are unable to proceed. If you would like to continue with this switch you will need to contact your new bank directly. However, if you have not inititiated the switch request, please contact us immediately by calling us on the number at the top of this letter.0 -
moneysavinggirl40 wrote: »The TSB account that I opened at the end of July is a Classic TSB account. It has 2 dd set up. My account is withYorkshire Bank as I am in England.
The letter says:
We have received a request from your new bank to switch your account away from us. Unfortunately we are unable to proceed. If you would like to continue with this switch you will need to contact your new bank directly. However, if you have not inititiated the switch request, please contact us immediately by calling us on the number at the top of this letter.
Yes - check with TSB whether there is an indicator on your account (they should be able to confirm by phone). Have you got just 1 Classic Plus account?0 -
So it says what you need to do:moneysavinggirl40 wrote: »If you would like to continue with this switch you will need to contact your new bank directly.
Call YB and help them to investigate the problem. May be there is a difference in the spelling of your name or your address.0 -
It is not a classic plus TSB account that I want switching, its just a classic account which I set up online for the purpose of switching. I have 2 classic plus accounts btw.0
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Call YB and help them to investigate the problem. May be there is a difference in the spelling of your name or your address.[/QUOTE]
Correspondances have correct details, but just worried to call because I maybe quizzed about TSB account as it was only opened in order to switch.0 -
Archi_Bald wrote: »So it says what you need to do:
Call YB and help them to investigate the problem. May be there is a difference in the spelling of your name or your address.
From experience, the letter is a bizarre contradiction in that the problem lies with TSB (or Lloyds/HBOS who also use the same letter), not the new bank.moneysavinggirl40 wrote: »It is not a classic plus TSB account that I want switching, its just a classic account which I set up online for the purpose of switching. I have 2 classic plus accounts btw.
Have you checked with TSB whether there is an indicator on the account? Have you only recently opened the TSB account? When did you open the 2 Classic Plus accounts? TSB have been known to place a block on a 2nd Classic Plus account (and others if you opened at the same time) if you open in sole name online as the terms state max one in sole name.0
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