Chip savings & Co-Op

Emily_Joy

Since Chip has stopped DD facility all transactions appear as "purchase" on the statements. I wonder whether this "purchases" will be counted as "debit card spending" for rewards purpose?

agrinnall

Have you asked Chip and/or the Co-op?

Emily_Joy

agrinnall wrote: »

Have you asked Chip and/or the Co-op?

Nope. But my guess is that CPAs don't count. Well, it was a long shot!

agrinnall

Emily_Joy wrote: »

Nope. But my guess is that CPAs don't count. Well, it was a long shot!

Right, because it's much better just to guess than to ask the people who would actually know.


:doh:

colsten

Emily_Joy wrote: »

But my guess is that CPAs don't count.

Do you guess this based on these words from the COOP T&Cs?

As an Everyday Rewards customer, you will earn Rewards if you meet all of the criteria set out in the Everyday Rewards terms and conditions. The table below contains details of the Rewards.

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Debit Card Rewards

5p for every payment made using any debit card or debit card details which are linked to the account nominated for the Everyday Rewards Scheme, up to a value of £1.50 per calendar month.

surreysaver

Luckily I've got a working Post Office Online Saver which has a weekly direct debit set up, and it lets me do a manual one if a weekly one might not make it into a particular moth due to bank holidays etc.

Emily_Joy

agrinnall wrote: »

Right, because it's much better just to guess than to ask the people who would actually know. :doh:

Because "the people who know" usually want me to call during the office hours, to clear the security, then keep me waiting, read from the script, and never able to explain the reasoning behind their answers.

colsten

Emily_Joy wrote: »

Because "the people who know" usually want me to call during the office hours, to clear the security, then keep me waiting, read from the script, and never able to explain the reasoning behind their answers.

Did you actually try asking them?

For any general queries about your account, call us on:

+44(0)3457 212 212

Lines open 8am - 8pm, 7 days a week

Should they be unable to answer your query on the phone, there are other ways to contact them, e.g.:

Send us a secure message when you have a query that is not urgent. For example, you might want to order stationery, or ask us about particular products or services.

You will need to log in to Online banking to use this service.

We aim to respond to your message within 24 hours.

Emily_Joy

colsten wrote: »

Did you actually try asking them?



Should they be unable to answer your query on the phone, there are other ways to contact them, e.g.:

Alright, alright, I shall do as you say. Thanks! *Bow*