Paying in a cheque online

BrownTrout

Just post it

robatwork

You already realise that your phone is about 5 years out of date and while I'm a believer in not replacing anything until it doesn't work any more, in a way your phone is already there. I once had a windows phone and thought it was the future...sadly it was really slow and poor at the time and Microsoft never took it seriously.

Banking apps are pretty mature now so it may be time to treat yourself to a new phone.

mrsyardbroom

I love my Windows phone and all the apps I want are on it apart from the banking app. The battery lasts forever. It's simple and easy to use. I need a lot of other things before a new phone. I have a Samsung Galaxy phone but I can't get the sim card out. No idea where the ejector pin is.

[Deleted User]

Hi,


have a look here to get sim out.

molerat

mrsyardbroom wrote: »

I love my Windows phone and all the apps I want are on it apart from the banking app. The battery lasts forever. It's simple and easy to use. I need a lot of other things before a new phone. I have a Samsung Galaxy phone but I can't get the sim card out. No idea where the ejector pin is.

I had a Windows phone until last year but was getting fed up with the lack of apps so went Android. A paper clip is all you need to eject the SIM tray on most phones, no real need for the special pin.

Loanranger21

Post it, snail mail. Use a paying in slip from back of cheque book and post it to the branch named on the paying slip.

mrsyardbroom

Got the sim card out but the sim in the Windows phone is too big for the slot. I thought I could just put the sim from the Windows phone into the Samsung and use the app from there. I may go past ASDA in a few days time and this has an ATM outside. It's about four miles away but is the nearest one to me.

mrsyardbroom

Loanranger21 wrote: »

Post it, snail mail. Use a paying in slip from back of cheque book and post it to the branch named on the paying slip.

Thank you for your reply. They don't put payig in slips in the back of cheque books any more you have to have a separate paying in book which I have. All I wanted to know was whether I could use my laptop to pay in a cheque and the answer is no.

molerat

mrsyardbroom wrote: »

Got the sim card out but the sim in the Windows phone is too big for the slot. I thought I could just put the sim from the Windows phone into the Samsung and use the app from there.

Are you sure ths SIM does not break down a bit more, most do.

[Deleted User]

Hi,

mrsyardbroom wrote: »

Got the sim card out but the sim in the Windows phone is too big for the slot. I thought I could just put the sim from the Windows phone into the Samsung and use the app from there. I may go past ASDA in a few days time and this has an ATM outside. It's about four miles away but is the nearest one to me.

Is your Windows sim one of these?