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Nothing for me.0
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I didn't get the above, but I did get an email notifying me that I had a statement yesterday. They have probably triggered some sort of rate limit resulting in some email servers bouncing some of their messages. More teething troubles / growing pains!
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You can always Live Chat them through the app.0
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masonic said:They have probably triggered some sort of rate limit resulting in some email servers bouncing some of their messages. More teething troubles / growing pains!emmajones1976 said:You can always Live Chat them through the app.
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Daliah said:masonic said:They have probably triggered some sort of rate limit resulting in some email servers bouncing some of their messages. More teething troubles / growing pains!
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Daliah said:masonic said:They have probably triggered some sort of rate limit resulting in some email servers bouncing some of their messages. More teething troubles / growing pains!emmajones1976 said:You can always Live Chat them through the app.0
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Received the email notification yesterday about the statement, with no issue here0
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Does anyone know if the 1% cashback works in conjunction with mastercard priceless cashback offers?0
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anotheruser said:Thrugelmir said:Deleted_User said:I feel a bit deflated about this Chase bank offering. Given the money they have I can't see where it has gone advertising or feature wise. It has been a few months now and it's still a lacking account. When are they going to pull their finger out? ie direct debits, overdraft, credit cards.
Or is that just what you think or assume?
Because unless you have facts to back up the words... I guess you're not really in a position to make such a statement.0 -
Hi, does opening up one of these accounts leave a mark on your credit file? I noticed they don't offer an overdraft so my hunch is no, but i would rather be safe as I'm thinking if getting a mortgage sometime next year.
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