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  • TBC15
    TBC15 Posts: 1,496 Forumite
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    capital0ne wrote: »
    Cheap Nokia from ebay £5 and a PAYG sim £10 - does it for me.
    Chuck the SIM if you start getting spam calls, and get another.

    Then when they send you a code via sms for verification, go dumpster diving:rotfl:
  • capital0ne wrote: »
    Deosn't matter it's just a verification that you have a physical object to provide a login code, many banks etc use this technique
    But they don't actually use the mobile number for any verification!
  • masonic
    masonic Posts: 27,414 Forumite
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    But they don't actually use the mobile number for any verification!
    They do, according to Rheumatoid above. If correct, providing a mobile number that you can't access at all would not be advisable.
  • Yeah they do. Try logging in from another device or clearing cookies from your browser. It will prompt you to send code to email or mobile to login
  • masonic
    masonic Posts: 27,414 Forumite
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    Yeah they do. Try logging in from another device or clearing cookies from your browser. It will prompt you to send code to email or mobile to login
    Do you have the choice of email or mobile? If so, you could simply opt for email verification - with the caveat email might be less reliable/slower than SMS.
  • Yes it gave me the choice

    I picked sms which appeared within 20 seconds
  • AnotherJoe
    AnotherJoe Posts: 19,622 Forumite
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    Despite my earlier comments I've opened one, smooth sailing apart from a silly PEBCAK error when i sent the initial money in from the wrong account. (they promptly sent it back)


    Its a good place for my "float" to live instead of my Barclays account where its been earning about 0.000000000005% interest.
  • pafpcg
    pafpcg Posts: 931 Forumite
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    Anyone know when the monthly interest is paid?
  • ColdIron
    ColdIron Posts: 9,904 Forumite
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    AnotherJoe wrote: »
    Despite my earlier comments I've opened one, smooth sailing apart from a silly PEBCAK error when i sent the initial money in from the wrong account. (they promptly sent it back)

    Its a good place for my "float" to live instead of my Barclays account where its been earning about 0.000000000005% interest.
    You know it makes sense Rodney ;)
  • ColdIron
    ColdIron Posts: 9,904 Forumite
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    pafpcg wrote: »
    Anyone know when the monthly interest is paid?
    Monthly anniversary (monthiversary?) of account opening apparently
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