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MSE News: Ratesetter investors furious as 'technical issue' delays withdrawals after account closure
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Thousands of Ratesetter investors have been left waiting to get their cash back from closed accounts after a 'technical issue' delayed withdrawals made over the Bank Holiday weekend and on Tuesday. The peer-to-peer lender says it's now fixed the problem though, and says payments should arrive in customers' accounts by the end of Thursday (8 April)...
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I'm not furious and my withdrawal arrived today at about 11:45 - so less than a day later than expected.
Do Money Saving sites make you buy more bargains - and spend more money?1 -
Furious because of a day's delay? That is very Daily Mail of you.
I am an Independent Financial Adviser (IFA). The comments I make are just my opinion and are for discussion purposes only. They are not financial advice and you should not treat them as such. If you feel an area discussed may be relevant to you, then please seek advice from an Independent Financial Adviser local to you.8 -
I suppose "slightly irritated" doesn't make a good headline.
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I was 'mildly upset' but then had a cup of tea and some broken biscuits and realised I really didn't care.
Especially since the money arrived in my bank account before MSE managed to tell me that I should actually have been 'furious' (I wonder if the author actually meant 'furriest')I don't care about your first world problems; I have enough of my own!6 -
I think it was more an excuse for account holders to resurrect the whole '2020 halved interest to make a sale with Metrobank' saga again.0
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dunstonh said:Furious because of a day's delay? That is very Daily Mail of you.I'm now really angry about this even though we are unaffected. It really spoilt my day to hear this news! The guy in the article photo looks pretty chilled although the girl in the background seems worried - maybe she hasn't told him the ratesetter money is delayed? He was relying on that money to buy a nicer kitchen...4
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No furious. After all the constant emails advising that this was coming i was expecting to an email when it actually happened. But never got one, so forgot all about and have not even logged into my account to withdraw it.0
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Not bothered about this, just the general experience of having money with Ratesetter: waiting months for a withdrawal last year and the fees on top of this, only to be told all investments would be released anyway. Not furious, but not amused.0
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I’m incandescent with rage now I’ve realised I’ve lost out on at least 0.01p of interest.No one has ever become poor by giving0
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Have you thought about maybe seeking some counselling? Or do you think maybe a rendition of 'Soft kitty' would suffice?Alexland said:dunstonh said:Furious because of a day's delay? That is very Daily Mail of you.I'm now really angry about this even though we are unaffected. It really spoilt my day to hear this news! The guy in the article photo looks pretty chilled although the girl in the background seems worried - maybe she hasn't told him the ratesetter money is delayed? He was relying on that money to buy a nicer kitchen...
I don't care about your first world problems; I have enough of my own!0
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