2x DDs besides Tesco bank

kingrulzuk

Any other way I can generate 2 DDs
Thank you

bowlhead99

NSPCC and Red Cross.

Or set up a PayPal direct debit to fund any PayPal purchases from your bank account. Loads of businesses take PayPal (in the last couple of days I ordered a Dominos pizza delivery and ordered something from Boots online) so it's quite easy to have that as a direct debit firing every so often.

jordanjim

The above suggestion would work, but check the T&Cs of the account. Some of them say it has to be a direct debit that pays out every month, not just a direct debit setup. If that's the case then you'd need to make sure you buy something via Paypal every month for it to qualify. I do a similar thing with my credit card direct debit, but need to make sure I buy something on the card each month (not an issue for me, I just use it to pay a bill for my business and then pay myself back).

kingrulzuk

I need 2 DDs for my BOS account

gingercordial

You don't even need to buy something with Paypal every month to pull on the DD. Set it up against your bank account and then go in to Paypal once a month and use that to pull funds in to your Paypal balance (from the app: Manage Paypal balance -> Add money) for say £1. That will draw a DD for £1. Then leave it in Paypal for when you next buy something, or go back in and withdraw it to your bank account. No fees either way.

You can have at least two bank accounts tied to your Paypal account, but I don't know if there's an upper limit.

kingrulzuk

gingercordial wrote: »

You don't even need to buy something with Paypal every month to pull on the DD. Set it up against your bank account and then go in to Paypal once a month and use that to pull funds in to your Paypal balance (from the app: Manage Paypal balance -> Add money) for say £1. That will draw a DD for £1. Then leave it in Paypal for when you next buy something, or go back in and withdraw it to your bank account. No fees either way.

You can have at least two bank accounts tied to your Paypal account, but I don't know if there's an upper limit.

I don't have PayPal as I never use it

gingercordial

kingrulzuk wrote: »

I don't have PayPal as I never use it

OK... but it is an option if you wanted to start using it to generate yourself a DD.

kingrulzuk

gingercordial wrote: »

OK... but it is an option if you wanted to start using it to generate yourself a DD.

Thank you :beer:

badger09

bowlhead99 wrote: »

NSPCC and Red Cross.

Or set up a PayPal direct debit to fund any PayPal purchases from your bank account. Loads of businesses take PayPal (in the last couple of days I ordered a Dominos pizza delivery and ordered something from Boots online) so it's quite easy to have that as a direct debit firing every so often.

Living that playboy lifestyle again bowlhead99:rotfl::rotfl:

Indigestion tablets from Boots?:p

kingrulzuk wrote: »

I don't have PayPal as I never use it

PayPal can be very useful if you shop online as it avoids having to give your credit or debit card details to lots of retailers or individual sellers on platforms like eBay.

And it handily creates DDs when you need them;)

Eco_Miser

There's a thread about DDs here.

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