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wiseonesomeofthetime

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/82091842#Comment_82091842

Who on earth considers TrustPilot as an accurate reflection of a product??

In answer to the question raised, I have had no issues with Cahoot, though I do wish there was an app.

allegro120

Trustpilot is a great place for people to offload their grump, can't be seriously considered as an advisory tool especially for financial decisions. I have to say I haven't looked at it for about 10 years but I'm sure it is still the same.

I've never had any issues with Cahoot. I can't add anything to what has already be said, but can say that Cahoot ticks all boxes for me. It would've been better if they had is a facility to rename payees, but I've made my own list of 'mandate' numbers so I can see at a glance where I'm sending money to, so this is not really an issue for me.

InvesterJones

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/82091959#Comment_82091959

I think so, or probably the 5th - they'll make an interim payment of the interest earned up to point of upgrade.

I can't say enough good things about cahoot - by far my favourite system to deal with. Desktop computer friendly, super quick payments, easy to rename accounts.

SFCooper

Cahoot sure make it easy to secure multiple sources of ‘sunshine’.

slinger2

Cahoot: No app and the 8 character passcode is a bit annoying but otherwise it's excellent. I've limited myself to 4 "sunshine" accounts since I rarely have much more than £12k in easy access accounts anyway. Most cash in Fixed rate ISA/Fixed rate/Regular saver/MMF at the moment.

flobbalobbalob

Cahoot... and they give you very generous notice of an interest reduction.

krish

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/82091842#Comment_82091842

No, however 'Trust'pilot are really that bad. Decent small firms are shafted by unmoderated fake and malicious reviews, unless they pay up, while big players' paying premium subs, have bad reviews buried and and can invite (invariably good) reviews from brand new customers who've not had a chance to evaluate the organisation.

georged123

You can have multiple Sunny Day Savers with Cahoot?

flaneurs_lobster

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/82092780#Comment_82092780

According to their terms, no. Do they enforce their terms? Not so far……

CuparLad

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/82092790#Comment_82092790

It doesn't surprise me. Santander's "fraud detection" systems are so hopeless, it's unlikely their "duplicate account" checks are any better. My partner has been hauled into branch far too many times to answer completely illogical questions, or provide information Santander already have, to indicate they have any credible controls.