Lloyds/ Halifax ban

Middle_of_the_Road

Too late now, but you could have accepted the basic account and operated it for an amount of time to demonstrate your reliability and then request an upgrade to the Classic account.
The high number of applications has now resulted in the total ban, as others have said. Don't take it personally, you're certainly not the first on hear to get banned by LBG.

Beeblebr0x

The OP must have a lot of time on their hands

trickydicky14

Sorry but I find it hard to understand how you think the way you have gone about this as being ok. If you had gone along with LBG and just taken the basic account and given it some time to prove yourself you may well now have the account you wanted.
Edit: I'm now thinking this is so weird I'm asking myself, is this a wind up?

boingy

95 applications in a year! Blimey. I was thinking that trying 5 or 6 times might feel a bit excessive.

Chief_of_Staffy

Keep on trying, that's my advice. If you increase your applications to two a day I can see you being successful by this time next decade.

Naturelover22

TSB's online banking is very similar to Lloyds so if you like the online banking from Lloyds I would say that your TSB account would be also the same to use online.
I think you need to accept the Lloyds outcome and try in a few years.

HedgehogRulez

It’s good to have a hobby

steven141

Naturelover22 said:

TSB's online banking is very similar to Lloyds so if you like the online banking from Lloyds I would say that your TSB account would be also the same to use online.
I think you need to accept the Lloyds outcome and try in a few years.

Not anymore. They moved to their own platform years ago now.

Jami74

Blimey! I'm surprised LBG didn't get a restraining order against you! 

Section62

steven141 said:

Naturelover22 said:

TSB's online banking is very similar to Lloyds so if you like the online banking from Lloyds I would say that your TSB account would be also the same to use online.
I think you need to accept the Lloyds outcome and try in a few years.

Not anymore. They moved to their own platform years ago now.

Their own platform, but as Naturelover22 says, "very similar to Lloyds".

How long that might last if Santander's purchase of TSB completes is open to question though.  Possibly not very long.