yougov.finance bribe

[Deleted User]

When I first joined the finance part I didn't have any debit cards paying cashback apart from a TSB switch one towards the end, so I spread my payments round which wasn't a problem.

Now I tend to do most of my payments through Chase.

I'm guessing the odd debit card transaction is a necessity otherwise you/we could lose the points next time for 'lack of activity'?

PRAISETHESUN

I've got a few accounts with other banks that I don't have any debit card transactions for. Instead I just bounce around some money once a month via standing order to meet the pay in requirements which YouGov seems okay with

friolento

[Deleted User] said:

When I first joined the finance part I didn't have any debit cards paying cashback apart from a TSB switch one towards the end, so I spread my payments round which wasn't a problem.

Now I tend to do most of my payments through Chase.

I'm guessing the odd debit card transaction is a necessity otherwise you/we could lose the points next time for 'lack of activity'?

Any activity will count as activity, it doesn’t have to be a debit card transaction. It would be sufficient, for example, to cycle some money through your accounts by monthly  SOs.

[Deleted User]

friolento said:

[Deleted User] said:

When I first joined the finance part I didn't have any debit cards paying cashback apart from a TSB switch one towards the end, so I spread my payments round which wasn't a problem.

Now I tend to do most of my payments through Chase.

I'm guessing the odd debit card transaction is a necessity otherwise you/we could lose the points next time for 'lack of activity'?

Any activity will count as activity, it doesn’t have to be a debit card transaction. It would be sufficient, for example, to cycle some money through your accounts by monthly  SOs.

Thankyou, yes thinking about it they got accepted so should be ok next time.

[Deleted User]

PRAISETHESUN said:

I've got a few accounts with other banks that I don't have any debit card transactions for. Instead I just bounce around some money once a month via standing order to meet the pay in requirements which YouGov seems okay with

Hopefully

allegro120

[Deleted User] said:

When I first joined the finance part I didn't have any debit cards paying cashback apart from a TSB switch one towards the end, so I spread my payments round which wasn't a problem.

Now I tend to do most of my payments through Chase.

I'm guessing the odd debit card transaction is a necessity otherwise you/we could lose the points next time for 'lack of activity'?

Out of 10 bank accounts I've connected only one of them has had a debit card transactions in the past 6 months or so, most of them never had debit card transactions.  

Nick_C

Slightly off topic, but YouTube viewing history is now working again.  25p every 30 days.

Nick_C

10 current accounts - I'm not doing this myself, but somebody upthread posted that you can link Halifax and BOS separately, and get credited twice for the same current account(s).  

pfpf

oh, 106 pages. which post number should i start reading from that is relevant to how this works now?

georged123

Anyone had an issue with Barclays?

Everytime I try and connect it, it goes to the website rather than the app. Every other connection has worked fine and opened the banks app no issue.