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First Direct "New Customer"
dggar
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My son is looking to open an account with 1st direct and switch another account to them.
He had an account with them for about 5 months which was closed in December 2014, because there were (non financial )difficulties in getting it set up.
I can't find how 1st Direct define a "New Customer" in the T&Cs.
Does any one what their definition is?
He had an account with them for about 5 months which was closed in December 2014, because there were (non financial )difficulties in getting it set up.
I can't find how 1st Direct define a "New Customer" in the T&Cs.
Does any one what their definition is?
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it means they will look in their records for your son's details and if found and if shows had an account previously then won't be a new customer0
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They're renowned for having the strictest definition, as per https://www1.firstdirect.com/1/2/banking/switching-bank-accounts:My son is looking to open an account with 1st direct and switch another account to them.
He had an account with them for about 5 months which was closed in December 2014, because there were (non financial )difficulties in getting it set up.
I can't find how 1st Direct define a "New Customer" in the T&Cs.
Does any one what their definition is?Sorry, we can only offer this to people who haven't previously held an account with us0 -
If he just wants the switch bonus there are easier bank accounts Halifax for one for £135 or more, read T&C's (that's if he's never been with them before recently)
FD are a good bank but give you nowt only a decent regular saver, of course they give you prezzies for switching but cash is king I reckon.0 -
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^^^I didn't realise this, only been a customer for nearly 20 years but I never look much at what they offer.:sad:0
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