TSB Classic Plus for new members + Quidco Cashback = Free £95

ischris85

Archi_Bald said:

ischris85 said:

Ed-1 said:

The offer has gone completely now.

Well it says currently unavailable. Makes you wonder why they updated the T&Cs, only to pull the offer shortly after.

Every last trace of it has vanished now.

If it did disappear this morning, it seems to be back again now.
https://www.quidco.com/tsb-current-account/?st=tsb&tr=16271&fn=search-typeahead&fr=multiple&si=1f0a3567-f3ff-4109-a56b-e8211f9c0f40&sv=4-MS&ucb=f6c204c1f9ef6f839ae375ceb6207600

Yorkshire_Pud

If I log in to Quidco I can’t find tsb current account.
If I click the link above I see the offer but no terms and conditions and says last updated 9th June, today. Click through to tsb and it asks me to sign in to Quidco which I already am.
Maybe they are still working on it or like a ghost it will disappear again.

Update. If I log in click Finance and then Bank Accounts tsb is there as well as what will stop me earning cashback.

Archi_Bald

Oh yes, I can see it now if I navigate to it. It's just not showing if you search for TSB. It's all very strange.

clivep

tryin said:

ischris85 said:

clivep said:

• Debit payments include online and mail order purchases, as well as in-store purchases (including contactless, Apple Pay and Google Pay), Direct Debits, Standing Orders, and Faster Payments. 
• Debit payments don’t include ATM or other cash withdrawals using your card, payments made using Pay a Contact (Paym), bill payments made in a TSB branch and future dated payments.

What about internal transfers to your other TSB current accounts? Are these treated as qualifying debit payments?

Thats a good question, I thought they were.

Are they not 'faster payments'?

No, internal transfers are not faster payments.

Ed-1

This seems to be progressing now with another status update today. Those that had cashback confirmed in mid-April seemed to have status updates on 6th March and 6th April so fingers crossed this becomes payable soon.
Updates on 15th May and 10th June now.

Yorkshire_Pud

clivep said:

tryin said:

ischris85 said:

clivep said:

• Debit payments include online and mail order purchases, as well as in-store purchases (including contactless, Apple Pay and Google Pay), Direct Debits, Standing Orders, and Faster Payments. 
• Debit payments don’t include ATM or other cash withdrawals using your card, payments made using Pay a Contact (Paym), bill payments made in a TSB branch and future dated payments.

What about internal transfers to your other TSB current accounts? Are these treated as qualifying debit payments?

Thats a good question, I thought they were.

Are they not 'faster payments'?

No, internal transfers are not faster payments.

You can make a standing order as aqualifying internal transfer therefore a manual instant transfer/FP chosen from the drop down menu of linked accounts should qualify whether it be to an external or internal tsb account.

Anyway it worked for accounts opened last November. I did internal transfers. I got the cashback. 

Most of us are still bound by the ‘old’terms anyway.

ischris85

Yorkshire_Pud said:

clivep said:

tryin said:

ischris85 said:

clivep said:

• Debit payments include online and mail order purchases, as well as in-store purchases (including contactless, Apple Pay and Google Pay), Direct Debits, Standing Orders, and Faster Payments. 
• Debit payments don’t include ATM or other cash withdrawals using your card, payments made using Pay a Contact (Paym), bill payments made in a TSB branch and future dated payments.

What about internal transfers to your other TSB current accounts? Are these treated as qualifying debit payments?

Thats a good question, I thought they were.

Are they not 'faster payments'?

No, internal transfers are not faster payments.

You can make a standing order as aqualifying internal transfer therefore a manual instant transfer/FP chosen from the drop down menu of linked accounts should qualify whether it be to an external or internal tsb account.

Anyway it worked for accounts opened last November. I did internal transfers. I got the cashback. 

Most of us are still bound by the ‘old’terms anyway.

Would a SO not be classed as a future dated payment?

Ed-1

ischris85 said:

Yorkshire_Pud said:

clivep said:

tryin said:

ischris85 said:

clivep said:

• Debit payments include online and mail order purchases, as well as in-store purchases (including contactless, Apple Pay and Google Pay), Direct Debits, Standing Orders, and Faster Payments. 
• Debit payments don’t include ATM or other cash withdrawals using your card, payments made using Pay a Contact (Paym), bill payments made in a TSB branch and future dated payments.

What about internal transfers to your other TSB current accounts? Are these treated as qualifying debit payments?

Thats a good question, I thought they were.

Are they not 'faster payments'?

No, internal transfers are not faster payments.

You can make a standing order as aqualifying internal transfer therefore a manual instant transfer/FP chosen from the drop down menu of linked accounts should qualify whether it be to an external or internal tsb account.

Anyway it worked for accounts opened last November. I did internal transfers. I got the cashback. 

Most of us are still bound by the ‘old’terms anyway.

Would a SO not be classed as a future dated payment?

I think what they mean by future dated payment not qualifying is if it has been set up but not paid within the month. A future dated payment that has paid out is just a faster payment or internal transfer.

Yorkshire_Pud

ischris85 said:

Yorkshire_Pud said:

clivep said:

tryin said:

ischris85 said:

clivep said:

• Debit payments include online and mail order purchases, as well as in-store purchases (including contactless, Apple Pay and Google Pay), Direct Debits, Standing Orders, and Faster Payments. 
• Debit payments don’t include ATM or other cash withdrawals using your card, payments made using Pay a Contact (Paym), bill payments made in a TSB branch and future dated payments.

What about internal transfers to your other TSB current accounts? Are these treated as qualifying debit payments?

Thats a good question, I thought they were.

Are they not 'faster payments'?

No, internal transfers are not faster payments.

You can make a standing order as aqualifying internal transfer therefore a manual instant transfer/FP chosen from the drop down menu of linked accounts should qualify whether it be to an external or internal tsb account.

Anyway it worked for accounts opened last November. I did internal transfers. I got the cashback. 

Most of us are still bound by the ‘old’terms anyway.

Would a SO not be classed as a future dated payment?

A SO is specifically included as a qualifying debit payment in the quote you included.

ischris85

Yorkshire_Pud said:

ischris85 said:

Yorkshire_Pud said:

clivep said:

tryin said:

ischris85 said:

clivep said:

• Debit payments include online and mail order purchases, as well as in-store purchases (including contactless, Apple Pay and Google Pay), Direct Debits, Standing Orders, and Faster Payments. 
• Debit payments don’t include ATM or other cash withdrawals using your card, payments made using Pay a Contact (Paym), bill payments made in a TSB branch and future dated payments.

What about internal transfers to your other TSB current accounts? Are these treated as qualifying debit payments?

Thats a good question, I thought they were.

Are they not 'faster payments'?

No, internal transfers are not faster payments.

You can make a standing order as aqualifying internal transfer therefore a manual instant transfer/FP chosen from the drop down menu of linked accounts should qualify whether it be to an external or internal tsb account.

Anyway it worked for accounts opened last November. I did internal transfers. I got the cashback. 

Most of us are still bound by the ‘old’terms anyway.

Would a SO not be classed as a future dated payment?

A SO is specifically included as a qualifying debit payment in the quote you included.

Oh yea haha didnt spot that