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What_time_is_it said:I’ve set up a Branch Exclusive Regular Saver with the Monmouthshire.
I now have the account number in the app. It’s a 10 digit number but it ends in an X. Is that normal?Yep. Some of mine end in X. Bit weird but seems to be a thing with them.1 -
My Monmouth Branch Exc' reg saver doesn't end in an X......It's just a 10 digit numeric. Suggest you just use the 10 digit number you have as the reference, leaving the X off. Try it with £1 to test it.1
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Still not much use for an Essex boy like me.trickydicky14 said:
And one in Shrewsbury Shropshire.Confused_Dog said:
The West Brom have made their Fixed Rate Regular Saver one that only can be opened in branch, rather than online, seems to be a bit of a backward step to me. https://www.westbrom.co.uk/savings/regular-savers/fixed-rate-regular-saver-issue-7schiff said:West Brom RS 7 maturity details received today. No decent replacement RS, just a RS account at 2.35%. Disappointing.
Rate currently 6% and their branches are in the Birmingham and Black Country area, but they've not had one in Birmingham City Centre for a while.0 -
I think it's pushing it a bit to have a West Brom in Essex mind you, Shropshire is a wonderful county, you should come and visit and call in on Shrewsbury.subjecttocontract said:
Still not much use for an Essex boy like me.trickydicky14 said:
And one in Shrewsbury Shropshire.Confused_Dog said:
The West Brom have made their Fixed Rate Regular Saver one that only can be opened in branch, rather than online, seems to be a bit of a backward step to me. https://www.westbrom.co.uk/savings/regular-savers/fixed-rate-regular-saver-issue-7schiff said:West Brom RS 7 maturity details received today. No decent replacement RS, just a RS account at 2.35%. Disappointing.
Rate currently 6% and their branches are in the Birmingham and Black Country area, but they've not had one in Birmingham City Centre for a while.I choose the rooms that I live in with care,
The windows are small and the walls almost bare,
There's only one bed and there's only one prayer;
I listen all night for your step on the stair.1 -
Well, I don't see why not, we already have others like Yorkshire. I already have a West Brom' reg saver. But if they don't want my future business I ain't gonna travel to the Midlands to open it.2
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My number is 10 characters - 9 numbers and an X at the end. It looks like the account number does end in an X.subjecttocontract said:My Monmouth Branch Exc' reg saver doesn't end in an X......It's just a 10 digit numeric. Suggest you just use the 10 digit number you have as the reference, leaving the X off. Try it with £1 to test it.0 -
subjecttocontract said:My Monmouth Branch Exc' reg saver doesn't end in an X......It's just a 10 digit numeric. Suggest you just use the 10 digit number you have as the reference, leaving the X off. Try it with £1 to test it.
Don't do this
the X is part of the number. 7 -
New Manchester BS RS - I have to post 2 ID documents to confirm identity. I already have a Newcastle RS for which I had to supply passport photo and bank statement about 10 months ago. Because Newcastle BS and Manchester BS merged in 2023, and to save the onerous task of posting 2 ID documents to Manchester BS, what are my chances if I asked Manchester BS to view my Newcastle BS account and waive the need for fresh documents?0
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X isn't a number, it's a letter. The OP said they had a 10 digit number.WillPS said:subjecttocontract said:My Monmouth Branch Exc' reg saver doesn't end in an X......It's just a 10 digit numeric. Suggest you just use the 10 digit number you have as the reference, leaving the X off. Try it with £1 to test it.
Don't do this
the X is part of the number. 2 -
Zero. IIRC there's only a six month window for institutions to use the same ID verification process for multiple accounts opened in that time.where_are_we said:New Manchester BS RS - I have to post 2 ID documents to confirm identity. I already have a Newcastle RS for which I had to supply passport photo and bank statement about 10 months ago. Because Newcastle BS and Manchester BS merged in 2023, and to save the onerous task of posting 2 ID documents to Manchester BS, what are my chances if I asked Manchester BS to view my Newcastle BS account and waive the need for fresh documents?1
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