Post Office ISA - Account number + Sort code?

PotatoPotato

Hi,

I have opened up the 1.50% variable Post Office ISA.
I have completed the transfer funds form and the transfer has been completed.

I would like to add more fund to this account but I do not know what the account number and sort code is? :o

There is an account number with 10 digits, mixture of numbers and letters? (I thought account codes were strictly 8 numerical digits)?
What would my sort code be?

I'm so confused?

Tia

OneADay

PO used bank of Ireland for fixed rate bonds I think.
Sort code I have is 90-78-68 but if you want to know exactly what it is and your account number, you would need to phone them I think.

They do send letters out with details but not sure about ISAs.
And being PO, the letters are usually delayed delivery.

savemoney

PO only seem to answer basic questions i was told this by them recently. The seem to do most of there business online. I been with them for over a month now and still no sort code. I am leaving them as they require further security checks and I refuse to give them this. I dont see why I need to all I did was a ISA transfer.

I never has so much issue with ISA before only when I went with them as problems arose

Others have had problems with there security too

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/5200024

eskbanker

PotatoPotato wrote: »

Hi,

I have opened up the 1.50% variable Post Office ISA.
I have completed the transfer funds form and the transfer has been completed.

I would like to add more fund to this account but I do not know what the account number and sort code is? :o

There is an account number with 10 digits, mixture of numbers and letters? (I thought account codes were strictly 8 numerical digits)?
What would my sort code be?

I'm so confused?

Tia

According to their FAQs they only accept payments by debit card (online) or cheque, rather than direct bank transfer.

P.S. Nice username for dealing with Bank of Ireland!

PotatoPotato

eskbanker wrote: »

According to their FAQs they only accept payments by debit card (online) or cheque, rather than direct bank transfer.

P.S. Nice username for dealing with Bank of Ireland!

Thanks for your reply. I had no idea they were part of Bank of Ireland!
Quick question, wouldn't I still need to know my bank account number and sort code if I wanted to do a debit card payment?

OneADay wrote: »

PO used bank of Ireland for fixed rate bonds I think.
Sort code I have is 90-78-68 but if you want to know exactly what it is and your account number, you would need to phone them I think.

They do send letters out with details but not sure about ISAs.
And being PO, the letters are usually delayed delivery.

Looks like I will have to give them a call, hopefully it will be straight forward and they wont be difficult with me like they have been with OneADay

masonic

PotatoPotato wrote: »

Quick question, wouldn't I still need to know my bank account number and sort code if I wanted to do a debit card payment?

All you would need is the login details for your online account and, once logged in, you would need your debit card details.

PotatoPotato

masonic wrote: »

All you would need is the login details for your online account and, once logged in, you would need your debit card details.

I just realised it had a pay in option on "manage products".
Thank you!