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PlatinumChaos said:I just received a call from Al Rayan bank, asking me to answer security questions in relation to a transfer I initiated on Friday. Okay, so I did try to transfer some money from my AR account to my current account (so that I can put it into my Cynergy account), but receiving a call from my bank out of the blue and expecting me to divulge personal information and the answers to all my security questions is definitely not the kind of behaviour I'd expect from a bank. I terminated the call and am now in the process of calling their customer support to try and sort it out. Am I being overly twitchy?5
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No not really, whilst it probably is All Rayan calling it also is one of the classic scam starters and they shouldn't really do it.Despite the inconvenience to you you've done the right thing.5
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Thanks both for your comments. It was indeed AR, just to confirm that it was me trying to transfer the money, and only because it was a fairly large amount. Still, I could've done without the half-hour wait on the phone though.0
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NatWest held a transfer back and I missed their fraud team phone call. A long wait when I called the back but.. they recognised my phone number and sent me a OTP to read back to them. They did not ask for any passcode or pin details. Instead they asked what devices I was using and my browser details and activity . They asked more general risk questions about my payee savings account and advised me they would take no further responsibility if I now authorised the transfer which is fair enough. Apart from the inconvenience I am more than happy with them.3
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Note: For those that have it or want it, wef today their EA Iss1 pays 1.90% Easy Access Saver - Skipton Building Society2 -
Ford are increasing their rate initially for existing customers
As a valued customer we wanted to let you know about our upcoming rate increases:
- On Tuesday 18th October we will be increasing the rates on our Fixed Saver 1, 2 and 5 year products to 4.3%, 4.5% and 4.55% respectively.
- On Wednesday 19th October our Flexible Saver rate will then be increasing to 2.5%. This rate will initially be exclusive to existing customers, so you won’t see Flexible Saver on sale to new customers from this date.
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Can you transfer funds directly from Al Rayan to the Santander esaver? How long does this take and will it likely trigger a phone call from Al Rayan to verify the transaction?0
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ASL1 said:Can you transfer funds directly from Al Rayan to the Santander esaver? How long does this take and will it likely trigger a phone call from Al Rayan to verify the transaction?0
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Is there a maximum daily payment amount out of Al Rayan to an existing payee?0
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Yellowman said:Is there a maximum daily payment amount out of Al Rayan to an existing payee?edit : completely wrong so amended my post0
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