MSE News: TSB current account customer? You can now earn even more cashback

ceredigion

T&Cs, 4.1
Any one seen an update

ceredigion

Ignore me can't count

Vortigern

ceredigion wrote: »

T&Cs, 4.1
Any one seen an update

4.1 Cashback will be paid on qualifying purchases made up to and including 31 December 2016, unless we tell you otherwise.

Is that the term to which you refer?

What update are you expecting?

ceredigion

Vortigern wrote: »

Is that the term to which you refer?

What update are you expecting?

ceredigion wrote: »

Ignore me can't count

Ether that or I don't no what yeah we are in

20aday

colsten wrote: »

M&S have no limit on ApplePay

Nor do Waitrose apparently. Some places like Nando's are also reported as exempt from the standard £30 contactless limit (when using Apple Pay).

colsten

20aday wrote: »

Nor do Waitrose apparently.

I have not yet come across a Waitrose with more than £30 on Apple Pay, and I have tried 4 on the south coast. Their Twitter CS said earlier this week that they have no date for lifting the limit. Whether they really know, I have no idea.

knack92

colsten wrote: »

I have not yet come across a Waitrose with more than £30 on Apple Pay, and I have tried 4 on the south coast. Their Twitter CS said earlier this week that they have no date for lifting the limit. Whether they really know, I have no idea.

I don't usually spend more than £30 in Waitrose but always check whether "no cardholder verification" on the receipt has been updated. M&S, for example, say "cardholder device verified".

20aday

colsten wrote: »

I have not yet come across a Waitrose with more than £30 on Apple Pay, and I have tried 4 on the south coast. Their Twitter CS said earlier this week that they have no date for lifting the limit. Whether they really know, I have no idea.

I was going by what I'd seen on MacRumors and the forums there.

I don't spend enough in Waitrose to see if the limit has been lifted at their Ashbourne branch.

Traddots

I switched to TSB a month ago. All my direct debits and standing orders were sorted out correctly, my overdraft was agreed, all points backed up in writing, I got £125 for switching. I now get interest on my account plus cashback on contactless, which is becoming more frequently available. I visited my local branch and the staff were friendly and helpful AND I was given a business card with the email of the branch manager and the branch phone number! I had to phone the main Customer Services to get a cheque book (option not available online), gave my bank numbers to the recording and got straight through to a human who not only arranged my cheque book but addressed me by formal name immediately. Very impressed. Used to work for a High Street bank so have seen the decline in customer service from both sides. TSB - confidence restored. Well done.

MiserlyMartin

SeduLOUs wrote: »

Some guys made a youtube video about this and showed it was actually possible to take a silicone imprint that would actually unlock an iPhone.

The tricky bit would be taking a cast of someone's hand (and phone) without them noticing though!

Not tricky if the person(s) were a victim of crime. You can imagine the scene in a robbery at home or wherever. Person tied up or threatened with violence to themselves or their loved ones so that they give a imprint of their unlocking finger. Then they steal the phone and steal the money. Better to give an imprint than lose the finger!