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£100 Ulster Bank NI switch offer - ends 19 November 2020

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  • granta
    granta Posts: 508 Forumite
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    ischris85 said:
    Like others, I have now received a text and email to confirm my account switch but no email/letter to confirm my new bank details. I'm glad I'm not switching my main account.
    I must be a day behind you in the queue as I have now received the same! Feel like I am switching into an account in the ether..
  • granta
    granta Posts: 508 Forumite
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    So I've now received a letter from Ulster Bank asking to send ID by post. As I don't have a NI driving license, this means sending a passport. Has anyone else had to do this and was a certified copy ok? I don't understand why I have to do this on top of the YooHoo Id verification, especially as I received a confirmation that it had been accepted.
  • castle96
    castle96 Posts: 2,981 Forumite
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    Had no request for ID/digidocsYooHoo, etc. Got pin/card, etc (but dont know what a/c No is bar the last 4 digits.
    Still waiting on RBS (all I have is Cust No)
  • granta said:
    So I've now received a letter from Ulster Bank asking to send ID by post. As I don't have a NI driving license, this means sending a passport. Has anyone else had to do this and was a certified copy ok? I don't understand why I have to do this on top of the YooHoo Id verification, especially as I received a confirmation that it had been accepted.

    Maybe give them a call on Monday and ask if you can send a certified copy. Everything seems a bit chaotic tbh.
  • castle96 said:
    Had no request for ID/digidocsYooHoo, etc. Got pin/card, etc (but dont know what a/c No is bar the last 4 digits.
    Still waiting on RBS (all I have is Cust No)
    Login www.ulsterbankanytimebanking.co.uk with your customer ID (ddmmyyxxxx) and activation code, your sort code and full account will be displayed.
    Make a note as only the last 4 digits will be displayed on subsequent logins.

  • kinger101
    kinger101 Posts: 6,573 Forumite
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    edited 27 September 2020 at 9:34AM
    I'd not touch Ulster Bank.  I had what was supposed to be an instant access savings account with them, in which I had money for a house deposit.  Unfortunately, when I came to withdraw the money (for a house purchase), they told me I needed an electronic secure key generation card to do this, which they'd not bothered to send me when I opened the account.  This took over a week for them to send.  Luckily, I had access to other capital, otherwise I would have needed to visit a branch to get access to my cash.  Which would have meant a trip to Northern Ireland.

    They were completely unapologetic  about the fact they'd potentially put me in situation where I would have failed to complete.
    "Real knowledge is to know the extent of one's ignorance" - Confucius
  • gsmh
    gsmh Posts: 640 Forumite
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    kinger101 said:
    I'd not touch Ulster Bank.
    When it comes to free money most prolific posters on here couldn't care less. Mention ethics and it's like discussing a moral code with the devil.
  • RG2015
    RG2015 Posts: 6,061 Forumite
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    edited 27 September 2020 at 9:59AM
    gsmh said:
    kinger101 said:
    I'd not touch Ulster Bank.
    When it comes to free money most prolific posters on here couldn't care less. Mention ethics and it's like discussing a moral code with the devil.
    This is a non sequitur. @kinger101 has very specific reasons for avoiding Ulster Bank. Nobody has mentioned ethics or any moral code until you now.

    This is thread digression of the worst kind. 
  • gsmh
    gsmh Posts: 640 Forumite
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    edited 27 September 2020 at 10:31AM
    RG2015 said:
    This is a non sequitur. @kinger101 has very specific reasons for avoiding Ulster Bank. Nobody has mentioned ethics or any moral code until you now.
    This is thread digression of the worst kind. 
    I don't agree. @kinger101 gave example of why it might be best to avoid Ulster Bank and I responded by saying they won't listen, in so many words. Clearly I was right and my comment is completely valid. I wager there is nothing that could be said against Ulster Bank that would stop many on here going for the free money - unless the issue was they weren't paying out. If it were discovered they were financing the paramilitaries, knowingly contributing to global warming, fleecing the poor, mis-selling various products, it wouldn't make an iota of a difference to those wishing to line their pockets for free.

    If you really think this is 'thread digression of the worst kind' you have led a very sheltered life, lol!
  • castle96
    castle96 Posts: 2,981 Forumite
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    too true. Free dosh is free dosh !
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