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Saga savings: Missing money transfer
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Couldn't speak more highly of the Saga Easy Savings account (apart from interest rates of course). 1% still not bad by overall comparison.Have found site extremely easy to navigate and money transfers are by means of the faster payment service, so almost instantaneous.0
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May have been sent back to the linked account. That is what happened to me with a Marcus account that I hadnt used for a few months since opening. Needless to say, that account remains empty.
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Why would £ 501.37 be easier to trace then £ 500.00? Is it not the case that all FP transfers are easy to trace?GDB2222 said:I suspect that you have transferred to a general account for Saga. Once received, the money is transferred to your personal account by a manual process, and they are a bit short of staff at the moment to carry out that task. Speaking to the call centre is pointless as the staff there probably won’t have access to view the general account. I suggest being patient.One tip is to transfer a sum like £501.37, rather than £500. Then, if it goes astray it’s far easier to trace.0 -
£500.00 is all in notes, whereas £501.37 requires the use of at least five coins. So they can ask all the staff to jump up and down, and rule out anyone who doesn't have a clinking coin sound coming from their pockets.ischris85 said:
Why would £ 501.37 be easier to trace then £ 500.00? Is it not the case that all FP transfers are easy to trace?GDB2222 said:I suspect that you have transferred to a general account for Saga. Once received, the money is transferred to your personal account by a manual process, and they are a bit short of staff at the moment to carry out that task. Speaking to the call centre is pointless as the staff there probably won’t have access to view the general account. I suggest being patient.One tip is to transfer a sum like £501.37, rather than £500. Then, if it goes astray it’s far easier to trace."Real knowledge is to know the extent of one's ignorance" - Confucius1 -
Thats got to be a quote of the daykinger101 said:
£500.00 is all in notes, whereas £501.37 requires the use of at least five coins. So they can ask all the staff to jump up and down, and rule out anyone who doesn't have a clinking coin sound coming from their pockets.ischris85 said:
Why would £ 501.37 be easier to trace then £ 500.00? Is it not the case that all FP transfers are easy to trace?GDB2222 said:I suspect that you have transferred to a general account for Saga. Once received, the money is transferred to your personal account by a manual process, and they are a bit short of staff at the moment to carry out that task. Speaking to the call centre is pointless as the staff there probably won’t have access to view the general account. I suggest being patient.One tip is to transfer a sum like £501.37, rather than £500. Then, if it goes astray it’s far easier to trace.
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