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sheffieldeagle said:Bridlington1 said:Snoop are offering a £30 amazon gift card if you open an M Plus current account through them. This can be had in addition to the switch offer.
They also have a refer a friend offer in which you'll both get a £5 amazon gift card. Note do NOT use this forum to request/exchange referral links.
Many thanks
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sheffieldeagle said:Bridlington1 said:Snoop are offering a £30 amazon gift card if you open an M Plus current account through them. This can be had in addition to the switch offer.
They also have a refer a friend offer in which you'll both get a £5 amazon gift card. Note do NOT use this forum to request/exchange referral links.
Many thanks
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Bridlington1 said:sheffieldeagle said:Bridlington1 said:Snoop are offering a £30 amazon gift card if you open an M Plus current account through them. This can be had in addition to the switch offer.
They also have a refer a friend offer in which you'll both get a £5 amazon gift card. Note do NOT use this forum to request/exchange referral links.
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Is it direct debit must to be kept active after a switch? and direct debit must to be taken out from Virgin account 12 months? Please anyone let me know. Thanks0
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Bridlington1 said:Snoop are offering a £30 amazon gift card if you open an M Plus current account through them. This can be had in addition to the switch offer.
They also have a refer a friend offer in which you'll both get a £5 amazon gift card. Note do NOT use this forum to request/exchange referral links.0 -
quicksilverfox said:Bridlington1 said:Snoop are offering a £30 amazon gift card if you open an M Plus current account through them. This can be had in addition to the switch offer.
They also have a refer a friend offer in which you'll both get a £5 amazon gift card. Note do NOT use this forum to request/exchange referral links.1 -
Thi800 said:Is it direct debit must to be kept active after a switch? and direct debit must to be taken out from Virgin account 12 months? Please anyone let me know. Thanks1
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Have to say this was a bit of a pain to do - application straightforward enough but Virgin still had me as a customer but I had no idea of the customer number. I had to dig around in the shredding pile as I remember they wrote to me about an old empty savings account which I spoke to them about closing and not sending me the paperwork - it was still open despite being told it was closed! Tip here - if you don't know your customer number you can actually verify and get it via SMS with your address etc if you don't know your account number - I only had the last 4 digits. Finally got my login and the app working again and applied - annoying you have to do the switch inside the app rather than doing it in the application process but anyway. Now to close the Co-Op saver in case it blocks the transfer.
Did it via Snoop for the £30 Amazon vouchers - annoying too you have to give it access to a bank account during setup (just used a donor account which is empty) as you obviously don't have the Virgin account yet. Successfully linked so hopefully the switch will go ok and get the vouchers + take advantage of interest for a year.Sam Vimes' Boots Theory of Socioeconomic Unfairness:
People are rich because they spend less money. A poor man buys $10 boots that last a season or two before he's walking in wet shoes and has to buy another pair. A rich man buys $50 boots that are made better and give him 10 years of dry feet. The poor man has spent $100 over those 10 years and still has wet feet.
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Nasqueron said:Have to say this was a bit of a pain to do - application straightforward enough but Virgin still had me as a customer but I had no idea of the customer number. I had to dig around in the shredding pile as I remember they wrote to me about an old empty savings account which I spoke to them about closing and not sending me the paperwork - it was still open despite being told it was closed! Tip here - if you don't know your customer number you can actually verify and get it via SMS with your address etc if you don't know your account number - I only had the last 4 digits. Finally got my login and the app working again and applied - annoying you have to do the switch inside the app rather than doing it in the application process but anyway. Now to close the Co-Op saver in case it blocks the transfer.
Did it via Snoop for the £30 Amazon vouchers - annoying too you have to give it access to a bank account during setup (just used a donor account which is empty) as you obviously don't have the Virgin account yet. Successfully linked so hopefully the switch will go ok and get the vouchers + take advantage of interest for a year.
Also went via Snoop but it’s unclear at this stage whether that’s tracked correctly as I was having some connection issues this morning, will have to keep tabs on that one and see what happens when the everything is processed.Moo…1 -
TheElectricCow said:Nasqueron said:Have to say this was a bit of a pain to do - application straightforward enough but Virgin still had me as a customer but I had no idea of the customer number. I had to dig around in the shredding pile as I remember they wrote to me about an old empty savings account which I spoke to them about closing and not sending me the paperwork - it was still open despite being told it was closed! Tip here - if you don't know your customer number you can actually verify and get it via SMS with your address etc if you don't know your account number - I only had the last 4 digits. Finally got my login and the app working again and applied - annoying you have to do the switch inside the app rather than doing it in the application process but anyway. Now to close the Co-Op saver in case it blocks the transfer.
Did it via Snoop for the £30 Amazon vouchers - annoying too you have to give it access to a bank account during setup (just used a donor account which is empty) as you obviously don't have the Virgin account yet. Successfully linked so hopefully the switch will go ok and get the vouchers + take advantage of interest for a year.
Also went via Snoop but it’s unclear at this stage whether that’s tracked correctly as I was having some connection issues this morning, will have to keep tabs on that one and see what happens when the everything is processed.Sam Vimes' Boots Theory of Socioeconomic Unfairness:
People are rich because they spend less money. A poor man buys $10 boots that last a season or two before he's walking in wet shoes and has to buy another pair. A rich man buys $50 boots that are made better and give him 10 years of dry feet. The poor man has spent $100 over those 10 years and still has wet feet.
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