Co-operative Refer a Friend Switching Offer £125 (Nov 2022)

masonic

orange-juice said:

Is online banking down for any co-op bank customers?

Ok here.                    

bristolleedsfan

orange-juice said:

Is online banking down for any co-op bank customers?

Ok here ....

Jami74

I requested a switch as part of opening a new account, and was given a switch date of 13/12/22. But cannot find any emails/texts/letters mentioning a switch. New account is up and running. Did anyone receive confirmation of switch when opening or does it just happen?

**Edited: Read back a few pages and noticed other people didn't get anything either so I will wait patiently.

masonic

Jami74 said:

I requested a switch as part of opening a new account, and was given a switch date of 13/12/22. But cannot find any emails/texts/letters mentioning a switch. New account is up and running. Did anyone receive confirmation of switch when opening or does it just happen?

**Edited: Read back a few pages and noticed other people didn't get anything either so I will wait patiently.

You should get a letter in the post confirming the details. This has been slow to arrive for some. Then, once started and your old bank responds to the switch request, a text message confirming the date the switch will be completed.

adamp87

Jami74 said:

I requested a switch as part of opening a new account, and was given a switch date of 13/12/22. But cannot find any emails/texts/letters mentioning a switch. New account is up and running. Did anyone receive confirmation of switch when opening or does it just happen?

**Edited: Read back a few pages and noticed other people didn't get anything either so I will wait patiently.

It actually appears during the application rather suddenly and I imagine nearly everyone misses it as they don’t really draw attention to it

Players4you

Anyone any idea how to certify a requested ID? No branches anywhere near me. I am not sure Banks do it anymore - or has anyone tried?

mrchagle

Post Office do it. (For a fee)

Zanderman

Players4you said:

Anyone any idea how to certify a requested ID? No branches anywhere near me. I am not sure Banks do it anymore - or has anyone tried?

mrchagle said:

Post Office do it. (For a fee)

Yes, PO are quite good for this - though they do charge £12.75!  Used them recently for  id certifications for a whole posse of executors after a death.

Best to go in with the form already filled in - can be downloaded at https://www.postoffice.co.uk/identity/document-certification

atlantis187

My account has just been opened today do u guys think I have enough time to refer someone before this deal gets pulled?

mrchagle

atlantis187 said:

My account has just been opened today do u guys think I have enough time to refer someone before this deal gets pulled?

Did they email you the account details or was it by post?