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I received the signature form last week and haven't got round to posting it yet. In the meantime, I have managed to fund the account for August and September and can see it online.
What is the benefit now of returning the form (they have several signature forms from me previously)....is it just to get the passbook which I have no need for?0 -
friolento said:Bridlington1 said:Also please do let me know if there are any suggestions as to how the thread could be improved.If you have your data all in a spreadsheet, you could upload that spreadsheet to Google Drive, make it readable for anyone with the link, and then simply share the link here.Going forward, you can maintain the spreadsheet on Google Drive.Thanks for the suggestion. I don't think I shall bother with using Google Drive for now since I would like the list of links to be visible when arriving on the first page of the thread without having to click on any other links and/or open any additional documents for the sake of convenience. Also I seem to possess a slight knack for sending technical systems somewhat doolally so it would just be one more thing to go wrong for now.
I discovered that there is a maximum character limit when trying to post the list onto the thread this morning however, so I could consider using a Google Drive if I run out of room in all of the posts that I've reserved at the start of the thread, though at the moment I would be more inclined to create new posts later in the thread and link them to the original posts if this scenario came to fruition.1 -
granta said:Monmouth
I received the signature form last week and haven't got round to posting it yet. In the meantime, I have managed to fund the account for August and September and can see it online.
What is the benefit now of returning the form (they have several signature forms from me previously)....is it just to get the passbook which I have no need for?
They might not let you withdraw the matured funds if they haven't got your signature
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Withdrawals online to the nominated account don't need a signature.friolento said:granta said:Monmouth
I received the signature form last week and haven't got round to posting it yet. In the meantime, I have managed to fund the account for August and September and can see it online.
What is the benefit now of returning the form (they have several signature forms from me previously)....is it just to get the passbook which I have no need for?
They might not let you withdraw the matured funds if they haven't got your signature
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Section62 said:
Withdrawals online to the nominated account don't need a signature.friolento said:granta said:Monmouth
I received the signature form last week and haven't got round to posting it yet. In the meantime, I have managed to fund the account for August and September and can see it online.
What is the benefit now of returning the form (they have several signature forms from me previously)....is it just to get the passbook which I have no need for?
They might not let you withdraw the matured funds if they haven't got your signature
No they don't but MBS wouldn't be the first who put a block on withdrawals if they don't have a signature on file.
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Is it rally a hardship to just stick the form back in the post? and then you know you have done everything by the book.friolento said:granta said:Monmouth
I received the signature form last week and haven't got round to posting it yet. In the meantime, I have managed to fund the account for August and September and can see it online.
What is the benefit now of returning the form (they have several signature forms from me previously)....is it just to get the passbook which I have no need for?
They might not let you withdraw the matured funds if they haven't got your signatureI choose the rooms that I live in with care,
The windows are small and the walls almost bare,
There's only one bed and there's only one prayer;
I listen all night for your step on the stair.0 -
Today or as soon as you can and on the 1st of every month starting from October until 1st August 2024.Growingold said:Monmouthshire RS's
A question which may have already been answered definitely but not sure.
Does the 12 months run from date of account opening or receipt of first deposit? Having missed deposit window for August wondering when best to do Septembers?
Many thanks.1 -
12 months runs from date of receipt of first funds.allegro120 said:
Today or as soon as you can and on the 1st of every month starting from October until 1st August 2024.Growingold said:Monmouthshire RS's
A question which may have already been answered definitely but not sure.
Does the 12 months run from date of account opening or receipt of first deposit? Having missed deposit window for August wondering when best to do Septembers?
Many thanks.1 -
Have you got that in writing as that’s not what Monmouthshire say in the terms. This says the 12 month term runs from the date of account opening.chris_the_bee said:
12 months runs from date of receipt of first funds.allegro120 said:
Today or as soon as you can and on the 1st of every month starting from October until 1st August 2024.Growingold said:Monmouthshire RS's
A question which may have already been answered definitely but not sure.
Does the 12 months run from date of account opening or receipt of first deposit? Having missed deposit window for August wondering when best to do Septembers?
Many thanks.
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Can’t answer your question but those terms possibly explain why I’ve received nothing from them. Seemingly they don’t like people who live in NI.MDMD said:
Have you got that in writing as that’s not what Monmouthshire say in the terms. This says the 12 month term runs from the date of account opening.chris_the_bee said:
12 months runs from date of receipt of first funds.allegro120 said:
Today or as soon as you can and on the 1st of every month starting from October until 1st August 2024.Growingold said:Monmouthshire RS's
A question which may have already been answered definitely but not sure.
Does the 12 months run from date of account opening or receipt of first deposit? Having missed deposit window for August wondering when best to do Septembers?
Many thanks.
Northern Ireland club member No 382 :j0
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