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New Nationwide Switch - both new and existing?
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You can cancel the card without requesting another and then say you don't have one on the switch.Scrounger said:
Otherwise you'll have to order a replacement card and wait for it to arrive before arranging the switch.moneyfoolish said:Scrounger said:
I've just been on the Halifax app and website (I believe it it the same as Lloyds except in blue not green). As noh says, you can see the card details in the app (but not on the website). However on the website if you go to help, replacement cards, it should list all the cards (and you can order a replacement if you want to). If the card is not showing then there (probably) is no debit card associated with the account any more.moneyfoolish said:noh said:
Yes you are right that option only available via the app. If you have a suitable device it is easy enough to download and register to use the app.moneyfoolish said:noh said:
If you have the Lloyds app you can view and manage your debit cards.moneyfoolish said:I was going to switch from a Club Lloyds account into an already existing Nationwide account but when the question about Debit Cards came up I didn't know what to answer because I might have been sent a debit card from Lloyds but, if so, have cut it up as I knew I would never use it! Can I answer that I don't have one because if I ever did I have no idea of the debit card number?
If you do have a debit card associated with the account all its details can be displayed. If you do not have a card nothing will be shown.
That's how I found out that I didn't have a debit card on the joint account I switched but did have on the sole account.
Unfortunately, I don't have the app. I just use my laptop for online banking and can only see an option for managing Direct Debits on there but nothing for Debit Cards!
Otherwise if you state you have no debit card, but there is one on the account, it may delay the switch.Unfortunately I only have a very old mobile with no internet connection.Believe it or not, I actually got an email from Lloyds (the account I wanted to switch to Nationwide) on August 16th telling me that I hadn't used my debit card for a year and that they wouldn't replace it when it expires on 31 October 2021 unless I contacted them. I immediately cut up the old one as I didn't want a new one. A couple of days later I found out about the Nationwide offer!!!
Scrounger
Unfortunately it only shows the last 4 digits of your card number!
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I tried to apply for a Flexdirect this morning. after filling all the forms out, got an error message right at the end! have yet to try again I was going to wait till Monday and see if I get any messages, it might have gone through..?0
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Scrounger said:
Ah, so you now know that there IS a debit card on that account.moneyfoolish said:Scrounger said:
I've just been on the Halifax app and website (I believe it it the same as Lloyds except in blue not green). As noh says, you can see the card details in the app (but not on the website). However on the website if you go to help, replacement cards, it should list all the cards (and you can order a replacement if you want to). If the card is not showing then there (probably) is no debit card associated with the account any more.moneyfoolish said:noh said:
Yes you are right that option only available via the app. If you have a suitable device it is easy enough to download and register to use the app.moneyfoolish said:noh said:
If you have the Lloyds app you can view and manage your debit cards.moneyfoolish said:I was going to switch from a Club Lloyds account into an already existing Nationwide account but when the question about Debit Cards came up I didn't know what to answer because I might have been sent a debit card from Lloyds but, if so, have cut it up as I knew I would never use it! Can I answer that I don't have one because if I ever did I have no idea of the debit card number?
If you do have a debit card associated with the account all its details can be displayed. If you do not have a card nothing will be shown.
That's how I found out that I didn't have a debit card on the joint account I switched but did have on the sole account.
Unfortunately, I don't have the app. I just use my laptop for online banking and can only see an option for managing Direct Debits on there but nothing for Debit Cards!
Otherwise if you state you have no debit card, but there is one on the account, it may delay the switch.Unfortunately I only have a very old mobile with no internet connection.Believe it or not, I actually got an email from Lloyds (the account I wanted to switch to Nationwide) on August 16th telling me that I hadn't used my debit card for a year and that they wouldn't replace it when it expires on 31 October 2021 unless I contacted them. I immediately cut up the old one as I didn't want a new one. A couple of days later I found out about the Nationwide offer!!!
Scrounger
Unfortunately it only shows the last 4 digits of your card number!
Time to be upgrading your mobile perhaps?
Otherwise you'll have to order a replacement card and wait for it to arrive before arranging the switch.
Scrounger
Yes. Given up with that one but have switched another account instead where I know I don't have a debit card.
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Couldn't you just report the card as lost to Lloyds and ask them to replace it?moneyfoolish said:Scrounger said:
I've just been on the Halifax app and website (I believe it it the same as Lloyds except in blue not green). As noh says, you can see the card details in the app (but not on the website). However on the website if you go to help, replacement cards, it should list all the cards (and you can order a replacement if you want to). If the card is not showing then there (probably) is no debit card associated with the account any more.moneyfoolish said:noh said:
Yes you are right that option only available via the app. If you have a suitable device it is easy enough to download and register to use the app.moneyfoolish said:noh said:
If you have the Lloyds app you can view and manage your debit cards.moneyfoolish said:I was going to switch from a Club Lloyds account into an already existing Nationwide account but when the question about Debit Cards came up I didn't know what to answer because I might have been sent a debit card from Lloyds but, if so, have cut it up as I knew I would never use it! Can I answer that I don't have one because if I ever did I have no idea of the debit card number?
If you do have a debit card associated with the account all its details can be displayed. If you do not have a card nothing will be shown.
That's how I found out that I didn't have a debit card on the joint account I switched but did have on the sole account.
Unfortunately, I don't have the app. I just use my laptop for online banking and can only see an option for managing Direct Debits on there but nothing for Debit Cards!
Otherwise if you state you have no debit card, but there is one on the account, it may delay the switch.Unfortunately I only have a very old mobile with no internet connection.Believe it or not, I actually got an email from Lloyds (the account I wanted to switch to Nationwide) on August 16th telling me that I hadn't used my debit card for a year and that they wouldn't replace it when it expires on 31 October 2021 unless I contacted them. I immediately cut up the old one as I didn't want a new one. A couple of days later I found out about the Nationwide offer!!!
Scrounger
Unfortunately it only shows the last 4 digits of your card number!0 -
Or lost and don't replace it, would be quicker as you then say you've not got one. If you're certain the balance is zero, saying you haven't got one IME isn't going to jeopardise your switch.dggar said:
Couldn't you just report the card as lost to Lloyds and ask them to replace it?moneyfoolish said:Scrounger said:
I've just been on the Halifax app and website (I believe it it the same as Lloyds except in blue not green). As noh says, you can see the card details in the app (but not on the website). However on the website if you go to help, replacement cards, it should list all the cards (and you can order a replacement if you want to). If the card is not showing then there (probably) is no debit card associated with the account any more.moneyfoolish said:noh said:
Yes you are right that option only available via the app. If you have a suitable device it is easy enough to download and register to use the app.moneyfoolish said:noh said:
If you have the Lloyds app you can view and manage your debit cards.moneyfoolish said:I was going to switch from a Club Lloyds account into an already existing Nationwide account but when the question about Debit Cards came up I didn't know what to answer because I might have been sent a debit card from Lloyds but, if so, have cut it up as I knew I would never use it! Can I answer that I don't have one because if I ever did I have no idea of the debit card number?
If you do have a debit card associated with the account all its details can be displayed. If you do not have a card nothing will be shown.
That's how I found out that I didn't have a debit card on the joint account I switched but did have on the sole account.
Unfortunately, I don't have the app. I just use my laptop for online banking and can only see an option for managing Direct Debits on there but nothing for Debit Cards!
Otherwise if you state you have no debit card, but there is one on the account, it may delay the switch.Unfortunately I only have a very old mobile with no internet connection.Believe it or not, I actually got an email from Lloyds (the account I wanted to switch to Nationwide) on August 16th telling me that I hadn't used my debit card for a year and that they wouldn't replace it when it expires on 31 October 2021 unless I contacted them. I immediately cut up the old one as I didn't want a new one. A couple of days later I found out about the Nationwide offer!!!
Scrounger
Unfortunately it only shows the last 4 digits of your card number!
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I had the same. So did my OH. I rang Nationwide the following morning, but was told there was no problem and the account had been opened. I logged on to Nationwide and sure enough the new account was there. Just had my PIN in the mail today, and have set my switch date to mid-September.fenwick458 said:I tried to apply for a Flexdirect this morning. after filling all the forms out, got an error message right at the end! have yet to try again I was going to wait till Monday and see if I get any messages, it might have gone through..?1 -
My son (19) tried to do the switch today from his "teen" Flex One account but it wouldn't go through. The error came up as something to do with the sort code because it began with 00 or 07. Has anyone else had this problem? Any solutions?0
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The offer requires the use of the Current Account Switching Service, which can only be used to switch from one institution to another, not within the same one:FlubbleHup said:My son (19) tried to do the switch today from his "teen" Flex One account but it wouldn't go through. The error came up as something to do with the sort code because it began with 00 or 07. Has anyone else had this problem? Any solutions?5. You’ll qualify for this offer if:
• You use our Internet Bank to switch a current account held with another provider to a FlexAccount, FlexPlus or FlexDirect current account you have with us; or
• You open a FlexAccount, FlexPlus or FlexDirect current account with us through our website, Internet Bank or Banking app and switch a current account held with another provider to that account.2 -
Is a Flex one a Nationwide account?FlubbleHup said:My son (19) tried to do the switch today from his "teen" Flex One account but it wouldn't go through. The error came up as something to do with the sort code because it began with 00 or 07. Has anyone else had this problem? Any solutions?0 -
Got it. Ive just done the eligibility checker as we just did it through online banking before, states Flex One isn't accepted.eskbanker said:
The offer requires the use of the Current Account Switching Service, which can only be used to switch from one institution to another, not within the same one:FlubbleHup said:My son (19) tried to do the switch today from his "teen" Flex One account but it wouldn't go through. The error came up as something to do with the sort code because it began with 00 or 07. Has anyone else had this problem? Any solutions?5. You’ll qualify for this offer if:
• You use our Internet Bank to switch a current account held with another provider to a FlexAccount, FlexPlus or FlexDirect current account you have with us; or
• You open a FlexAccount, FlexPlus or FlexDirect current account with us through our website, Internet Bank or Banking app and switch a current account held with another provider to that account.
Looks like just me with a chance0
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