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Monzo ditches ‘Monzo Plus’ premium account offering - MSE News
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App-only bank Monzo has closed its paid-for premium ‘Monzo Plus’ service, which offered customers extra features such as travel insurance, only five months after launching the product...
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I think this is the second time they have pulled their premium offering.
From the article:The 'Traveller' package offered travel insurance, free cash withdrawals abroad for fixed periods and discounts with certain travel booking websites for a £12/month fee.
The 'Home' option gave account holders contents insurance and offers on products like home recipe boxes for a £12/mth fee.
The 'Supporter' bundle provided customers with a different-coloured debit card, Monzo-themed merchandise and discounts on products like music streaming service Tidal. This cost £4.95/mth.
Dunno what pimple faced university grad thought that up, but seems hugely over priced. £5 a month to be a 'supporter'. Erm. You are a bank, I'm not paying to 'support' you, thank you very much!
I think sometimes these emerging tech firms lack basic commercial acumen. They have grown up on VC funding, so they don't really have experience working in a competitive, commercial environment.0 -
Monzo offering to pay anyone back that had these levels though. Good to see a bank doing the right thing and rectifying their mistake0
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Dunno what pimple faced university grad thought that up, but seems hugely over priced. £5 a month to be a 'supporter'. Erm. You are a bank, I'm not paying to 'support' you, thank you very much!
Yet people did pay the £5. I never would but they definitely got people who wanted to just support the initiative.0
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