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Has anyone managed to open a Monmouthshire Building Society Premium Instant Account paying 3%. I knew it would be slow but this is dreadful, not received anything yet. No email confirmation anything at all yet, just wondering if others are finding the same.
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susanann_2 said:Has anyone managed to open a Monmouthshire Building Society Premium Instant Account paying 3%. I knew it would be slow but this is dreadful, not received anything yet. No email confirmation anything at all yet, just wondering if others are finding the same.0
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fourmarks said:susanann_2 said:Has anyone managed to open a Monmouthshire Building Society Premium Instant Account paying 3%. I knew it would be slow but this is dreadful, not received anything yet. No email confirmation anything at all yet, just wondering if others are finding the same.
Originally posted to forum 2nd December
Just spoke to them. "Inundated with applications and impacted by postal strikes. If not received anything by 9th December, give us a call."
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Beddie said:flaneurs_lobster said:RBS (and NatWest ?) have gone for a hybrid model whereby you need a card reader or access to the app to set up new payees online but you can opt to use a second biometric (eg moving face recognition) if using their app.
Why? It's a tacit admission that they don't think a fingerprint and PIN is secure enough. Nonsense.
So I drove her down to the branch, she handed over her passport and drivers licence - which the adviser checked - and then she had to put her card and pin in to a PINsentry (card reader). You would think 2 forms of ID in person would be sufficient.
That and the lady had to phone up the security number and clear it all, which incurred a 45 minute wait - while we all made awkward small talk and she apologised numerous times - because the bank staff apparently don't have a dedicated phone number for the security division, they have to join the queue along with everyone else
The 50 pound compensation they gave her was hardly worth my afternoon.3 -
flaneurs_lobster said:RBS (and NatWest ?) have gone for a hybrid model whereby you need a card reader or access to the app to set up new payees online but you can opt to use a second biometric (eg moving face recognition) if using their app.0
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soulsaver said:SeriousHoax said:Monmouthshire 3% easy access has been pulled.
Not quite: Monmouth 3.00% is NLA for new online applications as at 01/12. It is still available in branch or agency. Existing online applications will be processed. Premium Instant Account | Monmouthshire Building Society (monbs.com)0 -
chris_the_bee said:Monmouthshire - Premium Instant Account
Originally posted to forum 2nd December
Just spoke to them. "Inundated with applications and impacted by postal strikes. If not received anything by 9th December, give us a call."
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susanann_2 said:Has anyone managed to open a Monmouthshire Building Society Premium Instant Account paying 3%. I knew it would be slow but this is dreadful, not received anything yet. No email confirmation anything at all yet, just wondering if others are finding the same.
I requested my account to be added to my online account - this doesn't happen automatically - but I only posted my signature form today, so can as yet not use the account0 -
BOE official rate is likely to reach 4% and best we get is just Monmouth with 3%? Can you even trust Monmouth? I haven't heard of them in the past and am concerned. I know the account is FCSA-protected, but wouldn't want to go through the worst scenario.1
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Freedommm said:BOE official rate is likely to reach 4% and best we get is just Monmouth with 3%? Can you even trust Monmouth? I haven't heard of them in the past and am concerned. I know the account is FCSA-protected, but wouldn't want to go through the worst scenario.
The rate is what it is. Take it or leave it.1
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