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jameseonline said:HillStreetBlues said:To why I want to close it, two reasons.
Personal preference, I close accounts that I'm not using, can always get a another one later. I'd rather be given the choice to opening a savings account.
The saver account were added, without choice, some time after the current accounts.
It was a Virgin business decision - not a customer one.0 -
jameseonline said:simonsmithsays said:jameseonline said:simonsmithsays said:I've been closing over 50 of the Virgin Current accounts bit by bit, via branch, over the last few weeks.
I'm left with half a dozen.
But I'd love to close the associated savings accounts.
Main reason for closing them is I'm unable to login online (I can via the app).
This made opening the RS a little tricky.
The Technical Department have had two attempts at sorting me but seem out of their depth.
Hence me getting rid of the vast (and unused in the last three years) C/As to see if that helps matters.
Like many on here I skimmed the monthly interest off each month.
Things aren't computing in my head.
Only a relatively short time ago too. From Oct 2020 according to my spreadsheets.
Maybe you haven't been in this board and in a position to save, when rates were lower, that long to notice.1 -
simonsmithsays said:jameseonline said:simonsmithsays said:jameseonline said:simonsmithsays said:I've been closing over 50 of the Virgin Current accounts bit by bit, via branch, over the last few weeks.
I'm left with half a dozen.
But I'd love to close the associated savings accounts.
Main reason for closing them is I'm unable to login online (I can via the app).
This made opening the RS a little tricky.
The Technical Department have had two attempts at sorting me but seem out of their depth.
Hence me getting rid of the vast (and unused in the last three years) C/As to see if that helps matters.
Like many on here I skimmed the monthly interest off each month.
Things aren't computing in my head.
Only a relatively short time ago too. From Oct 2020 according to my spreadsheets.
Maybe you haven't been in this board and in a position to save, when rates were lower, that long to notice.
I've used Virgins linked saver before then ended up using Tandem & Zopa & Chip because Virgin didn't pay as good.
I'm surprised Virgin let you have so many current accounts too.
Over 50 with 1 provider is excessive.
Must have been difficult managing all those.
Nationwide only let you have like 4 or something max at a time.0 -
Yes, you can close the savings accounts without closing the current accounts. I had roughly 25 current accounts for the same reason as simonsmithsays. I called virgin and asked to close all but 2-3 of the savings accounts to tidy up the screen.Statement of Affairs (SOA) link: https://www.lemonfool.co.uk/financecalculators/soa.phpFor free, non-judgemental debt advice, try: Stepchange or National Debtline. Beware fee charging companies with similar names.0
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Funding 50 C/A`s with £1k each, now I`ve heard it all!2
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Ha, that made me smile.
I wanted to get this account Virgin Money M Plus Saver so that I could open the 10% account, I tried for a few weeks then gave up.
I thought I was mad with a new plan which is to open up my alphabet of different bank accounts, 4 a month for 6 months all with a fiver each. Then 2 goes to get difficult letters., there will be quite a few I think that I cannot get, but it is a bit of fun trying.Corduroy pillows are making headlines! Back home in London now after 27years wait! Duvet know it's Christmas, not original, it's a cover.0 -
jameseonline said:simonsmithsays said:jameseonline said:simonsmithsays said:jameseonline said:simonsmithsays said:I've been closing over 50 of the Virgin Current accounts bit by bit, via branch, over the last few weeks.
I'm left with half a dozen.
But I'd love to close the associated savings accounts.
Main reason for closing them is I'm unable to login online (I can via the app).
This made opening the RS a little tricky.
The Technical Department have had two attempts at sorting me but seem out of their depth.
Hence me getting rid of the vast (and unused in the last three years) C/As to see if that helps matters.
Like many on here I skimmed the monthly interest off each month.
Things aren't computing in my head.
Only a relatively short time ago too. From Oct 2020 according to my spreadsheets.
Maybe you haven't been in this board and in a position to save, when rates were lower, that long to notice.
I've used Virgins linked saver before then ended up using Tandem & Zopa & Chip because Virgin didn't pay as good.
I'm surprised Virgin let you have so many current accounts too.
Over 50 with 1 provider is excessive.
Must have been difficult managing all those.
Nationwide only let you have like 4 or something max at a time.Statement of Affairs (SOA) link: https://www.lemonfool.co.uk/financecalculators/soa.phpFor free, non-judgemental debt advice, try: Stepchange or National Debtline. Beware fee charging companies with similar names.1 -
It never even occurred to me to open more than one, opportunity missed! Not sure I'd have opened 50 though...0
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arthurdick said:Ha, that made me smile.
I wanted to get this account Virgin Money M Plus Saver so that I could open the 10% account, I tried for a few weeks then gave up.
I thought I was mad with a new plan which is to open up my alphabet of different bank accounts, 4 a month for 6 months all with a fiver each. Then 2 goes to get difficult letters., there will be quite a few I think that I cannot get, but it is a bit of fun trying.
Virgin Money Current accounts automatically come with a linked savings account.
I don't understand the rest of your post.0 -
tr7phil said:It never even occurred to me to open more than one, opportunity missed! Not sure I'd have opened 50 though...Statement of Affairs (SOA) link: https://www.lemonfool.co.uk/financecalculators/soa.phpFor free, non-judgemental debt advice, try: Stepchange or National Debtline. Beware fee charging companies with similar names.1
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