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Lloyds Bank £100 switching offer ends 9 Nov 2020
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I agree. We had one that opened last year in the City. Love the 4DX Screen. However we also have Vue and they have replaced the standard seating with recliners.GTR_King said:Shame they don't use Cineworld Anymore0 -
Will probably choose the Roktuen Film vouchers etc
on the T&C it says- Use the ‘Current Account Switch Service’ to transfer all the active credits and debits from the bank account that you hold with another bank and close your old account with the other bank.
That's a bit confusing so if need direct debits will switch some over to other account
Update
Applied for Club Lloyds
Uploaded
Driving License
3 Selfies
Now gotta wait to see if they accept my application as needed ID Due to CIFAS Protection
Never been declined before so all good should hear from them tomz or Sunday1 -
When you have it open you'll maybe find you're able to upgrade a classic to a club.Zanderman said:
Not in my experience! I currently have one joint CLCA and wanted to open a new single one. Online won't let you - neither on the website or the app, certainly not whilst you're logged in anyway. Club is simply not there in the additional accounts list. There is, in a small box on the page, the message that 'opening an additional club account requires a visit to branch'.where_are_we said:We have one single CLCA and one joint CLCA. To get £100 switching bonus x 2 what is the easiest method? To change the joint account to a sole account I would imagine it would need both of us attending a branch (not desirable). Would I be permitted to open a new sole CLCA online whilst already having a joint CLCA?
On querying this on chat I was told I could ring to open a club account.
On ringing I was taken through their automated systems and told, by an automated system, that they 'can't take my call today' and was promptly hung up on.
On querying this in app I was told that yes, it is bizarre that you can't open a second club online, even if you're entitled to another, and yes, the phones are apt to hang up on you.
On asking could they get someone to ring me to save me wasting time talking to robots that hang up I was told no.
So, it's either branch or try, yet again, on the phone.
The robot on the phone advises that opening an account that way might take 30 minutes - if they don't hang up.
Thanks a bunch Lloyds!
I have instead, opened a classic account online - within seconds, not the 30 minutes estimated for the phone, and will, next week, ring to see if that can be upgraded to club, which I hope will not take 30 minutes.
Unless they hang up.0 -
How? Did you apply with or without being logged in?CRISPIANNE3 said:
I have four Club card accounts and I was able to open up another one online yesterday. We like the cinema tickets.Zanderman said:
Not in my experience! I currently have one joint CLCA and wanted to open a new single one. Online won't let you - neither on the website or the app, certainly not whilst you're logged in anyway. Club is simply not there in the additional accounts list. There is, in a small box on the page, the message that 'opening an additional club account requires a visit to branch'.where_are_we said:We have one single CLCA and one joint CLCA. To get £100 switching bonus x 2 what is the easiest method? To change the joint account to a sole account I would imagine it would need both of us attending a branch (not desirable). Would I be permitted to open a new sole CLCA online whilst already having a joint CLCA?
On querying this on chat I was told I could ring to open a club account.
On ringing I was taken through their automated systems and told, by an automated system, that they 'can't take my call today' and was promptly hung up on.
On querying this in app I was told that yes, it is bizarre that you can't open a second club online, even if you're entitled to another, and yes, the phones are apt to hang up on you.
On asking could they get someone to ring me to save me wasting time talking to robots that hang up I was told no.
So, it's either branch or try, yet again, on the phone.
The robot on the phone advises that opening an account that way might take 30 minutes - if they don't hang up.
Thanks a bunch Lloyds!
I have instead, opened a classic account online - within seconds, not the 30 minutes estimated for the phone, and will, next week, ring to see if that can be upgraded to club, which I hope will not take 30 minutes.
Unless they hang up.0 -
I'm sure I was requested to log on and then applied for the new account. I received notification yesterday the switch was now in progress.Zanderman said:
How? Did you apply with or without being logged in?CRISPIANNE3 said:
I have four Club card accounts and I was able to open up another one online yesterday. We like the cinema tickets.Zanderman said:
Not in my experience! I currently have one joint CLCA and wanted to open a new single one. Online won't let you - neither on the website or the app, certainly not whilst you're logged in anyway. Club is simply not there in the additional accounts list. There is, in a small box on the page, the message that 'opening an additional club account requires a visit to branch'.where_are_we said:We have one single CLCA and one joint CLCA. To get £100 switching bonus x 2 what is the easiest method? To change the joint account to a sole account I would imagine it would need both of us attending a branch (not desirable). Would I be permitted to open a new sole CLCA online whilst already having a joint CLCA?
On querying this on chat I was told I could ring to open a club account.
On ringing I was taken through their automated systems and told, by an automated system, that they 'can't take my call today' and was promptly hung up on.
On querying this in app I was told that yes, it is bizarre that you can't open a second club online, even if you're entitled to another, and yes, the phones are apt to hang up on you.
On asking could they get someone to ring me to save me wasting time talking to robots that hang up I was told no.
So, it's either branch or try, yet again, on the phone.
The robot on the phone advises that opening an account that way might take 30 minutes - if they don't hang up.
Thanks a bunch Lloyds!
I have instead, opened a classic account online - within seconds, not the 30 minutes estimated for the phone, and will, next week, ring to see if that can be upgraded to club, which I hope will not take 30 minutes.
Unless they hang up.
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When logged in, with a Club account already showing, there is, for me at least, no option for opening a Club account - as I said above it's not in the list offered. And on that page it states quite clearly that second Club account can't be opened online.CRISPIANNE3 said:
I'm sure I was requested to log on and then applied for the new account. I received notification yesterday the switch was now in progress.Zanderman said:
How? Did you apply with or without being logged in?CRISPIANNE3 said:
I have four Club card accounts and I was able to open up another one online yesterday. We like the cinema tickets.Zanderman said:
Not in my experience! I currently have one joint CLCA and wanted to open a new single one. Online won't let you - neither on the website or the app, certainly not whilst you're logged in anyway. Club is simply not there in the additional accounts list. There is, in a small box on the page, the message that 'opening an additional club account requires a visit to branch'.where_are_we said:We have one single CLCA and one joint CLCA. To get £100 switching bonus x 2 what is the easiest method? To change the joint account to a sole account I would imagine it would need both of us attending a branch (not desirable). Would I be permitted to open a new sole CLCA online whilst already having a joint CLCA?
On querying this on chat I was told I could ring to open a club account.
On ringing I was taken through their automated systems and told, by an automated system, that they 'can't take my call today' and was promptly hung up on.
On querying this in app I was told that yes, it is bizarre that you can't open a second club online, even if you're entitled to another, and yes, the phones are apt to hang up on you.
On asking could they get someone to ring me to save me wasting time talking to robots that hang up I was told no.
So, it's either branch or try, yet again, on the phone.
The robot on the phone advises that opening an account that way might take 30 minutes - if they don't hang up.
Thanks a bunch Lloyds!
I have instead, opened a classic account online - within seconds, not the 30 minutes estimated for the phone, and will, next week, ring to see if that can be upgraded to club, which I hope will not take 30 minutes.
Unless they hang up.
Now I have a spare Classic account, if I go to change account type, the same thing happens, Club account is not in the list offered.
So if you were logged in the site is behaving very differently for you!1 -
I have been told if my Club Lloyds application/switch (From TSB) is successful my account will be opened Monday (Tuesday latest)They Just gotta check my ID,
@CRISPIANNE3 how long after you applied did u get notification that account was opened & switch started0 -
Decision was instant and switch notification received via sms the next morning.GTR_King said:I have been told if my Club Lloyds application/switch (From TSB) is successful my account will be opened Monday (Tuesday latest)They Just gotta check my ID,
@CRISPIANNE3 how long after you applied did u get notification that account was opened & switch started0 -
I have gone into my account area again and will allow me to apply for more Club card accounts.Zanderman said:
When logged in, with a Club account already showing, there is, for me at least, no option for opening a Club account - as I said above it's not in the list offered. And on that page it states quite clearly that second Club account can't be opened online.CRISPIANNE3 said:
I'm sure I was requested to log on and then applied for the new account. I received notification yesterday the switch was now in progress.Zanderman said:
How? Did you apply with or without being logged in?CRISPIANNE3 said:
I have four Club card accounts and I was able to open up another one online yesterday. We like the cinema tickets.Zanderman said:
Not in my experience! I currently have one joint CLCA and wanted to open a new single one. Online won't let you - neither on the website or the app, certainly not whilst you're logged in anyway. Club is simply not there in the additional accounts list. There is, in a small box on the page, the message that 'opening an additional club account requires a visit to branch'.where_are_we said:We have one single CLCA and one joint CLCA. To get £100 switching bonus x 2 what is the easiest method? To change the joint account to a sole account I would imagine it would need both of us attending a branch (not desirable). Would I be permitted to open a new sole CLCA online whilst already having a joint CLCA?
On querying this on chat I was told I could ring to open a club account.
On ringing I was taken through their automated systems and told, by an automated system, that they 'can't take my call today' and was promptly hung up on.
On querying this in app I was told that yes, it is bizarre that you can't open a second club online, even if you're entitled to another, and yes, the phones are apt to hang up on you.
On asking could they get someone to ring me to save me wasting time talking to robots that hang up I was told no.
So, it's either branch or try, yet again, on the phone.
The robot on the phone advises that opening an account that way might take 30 minutes - if they don't hang up.
Thanks a bunch Lloyds!
I have instead, opened a classic account online - within seconds, not the 30 minutes estimated for the phone, and will, next week, ring to see if that can be upgraded to club, which I hope will not take 30 minutes.
Unless they hang up.
Now I have a spare Classic account, if I go to change account type, the same thing happens, Club account is not in the list offered.
So if you were logged in the site is behaving very differently for you!0 -
Club card accounts? What are those?CRISPIANNE3 said:
I have gone into my account area again and will allow me to apply for more Club card accounts.Zanderman said:
When logged in, with a Club account already showing, there is, for me at least, no option for opening a Club account - as I said above it's not in the list offered. And on that page it states quite clearly that second Club account can't be opened online.CRISPIANNE3 said:
I'm sure I was requested to log on and then applied for the new account. I received notification yesterday the switch was now in progress.Zanderman said:
How? Did you apply with or without being logged in?CRISPIANNE3 said:
I have four Club card accounts and I was able to open up another one online yesterday. We like the cinema tickets.Zanderman said:
Not in my experience! I currently have one joint CLCA and wanted to open a new single one. Online won't let you - neither on the website or the app, certainly not whilst you're logged in anyway. Club is simply not there in the additional accounts list. There is, in a small box on the page, the message that 'opening an additional club account requires a visit to branch'.where_are_we said:We have one single CLCA and one joint CLCA. To get £100 switching bonus x 2 what is the easiest method? To change the joint account to a sole account I would imagine it would need both of us attending a branch (not desirable). Would I be permitted to open a new sole CLCA online whilst already having a joint CLCA?
On querying this on chat I was told I could ring to open a club account.
On ringing I was taken through their automated systems and told, by an automated system, that they 'can't take my call today' and was promptly hung up on.
On querying this in app I was told that yes, it is bizarre that you can't open a second club online, even if you're entitled to another, and yes, the phones are apt to hang up on you.
On asking could they get someone to ring me to save me wasting time talking to robots that hang up I was told no.
So, it's either branch or try, yet again, on the phone.
The robot on the phone advises that opening an account that way might take 30 minutes - if they don't hang up.
Thanks a bunch Lloyds!
I have instead, opened a classic account online - within seconds, not the 30 minutes estimated for the phone, and will, next week, ring to see if that can be upgraded to club, which I hope will not take 30 minutes.
Unless they hang up.
Now I have a spare Classic account, if I go to change account type, the same thing happens, Club account is not in the list offered.
So if you were logged in the site is behaving very differently for you!
As an existing Club Lloyds account holder, I can apply for a Classic, a Platinum or a Student account.0
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