iweb's new T&Cs

EthicsGradient

GeoffTF said:

GringoGoesToVagas said:

And there on I will empasize how important it is to get out of there curupt system on go back to paper certificates locked away in our safes

"The government therefore intends to:

• Legislate to end the issuance of paper shares and require companies to replace paper share registers with digitised share registers. The government aims to deliver this by the end of 2027 at the latest, with a precise date to be determined by the recommended Technical Group."

https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/digitisation-taskforce-july-2025/government-response-to-digitisation-taskforce-final-report

At last, there's finally a point to this thread. Thank you. I had been wondering if digitisation would return to the agenda, after the EU timetable was abandoned on Brexit.

HedgehogRulez

Welcome back to the Twilight Zone.
Can’t wait for next week’s episode…

badger09

I’m curious why so many posters are still engaging with these threads. 

Also wondering why OP has turned off spell check🤔

dunstonh

badger09 said:

I’m curious why so many posters are still engaging with these threads. 

Also wondering why OP has turned off spell check🤔

I'm missing the one about wanting to sue the Government.  That had so much potential for comedy.    This one is good for a laugh too, until it gets deleted.

GringoGoesToVagas

eskbanker said:

GringoGoesToVagas said:

eskbanker said:

GringoGoesToVagas said:

eskbanker said:

GringoGoesToVagas said:

Just had an email from them stating the above. Well first off (as we learnt before in an earlier post). This is not a contract and I have not agreed to it so defently no contract hear

[...]

From 18 October 2025 you can log in and view your account(s) on the Scottish Widows website. Your log in details and account number will stay the same. If you’re happy with these changes you don’t need to do anything. If you feel these changes aren’t for you, you can close or transfer your account at any time. There’s no charge to transfer, but any outstanding fees must be paid.

But I never agreed to them in the first place so they are irelivent

Are you under the impression that you signed up with (and presumably deposited into) a regulated investment company without accepting their terms of business?

Yes, but I have not excepted there "new terms of business" that is called intrapment and is a prionable offence. These bankers need jailing!

Edit: yes - clauses 16.11 to 16.14 cover this.

And what are they then?

The paragraphs within the Ts & Cs that you originally agreed to (however implicitly), permitting them to change those terms for various (but not unfettered) reasons.

I do not quite understand those terms permitting it to be various. (nor do I stand under that statement too)
I dose not sound like "change without prior notice nor concent". As it dose not appear to have sum certain and complete and not misleading disclosure

To have more validity to there claim to this T&Cs, I would need to know more on what they mean by various

GringoGoesToVagas

GeoffTF said:

GringoGoesToVagas said:

And there on I will empasize how important it is to get out of there curupt system on go back to paper certificates locked away in our safes

"The government therefore intends to:

• Legislate to end the issuance of paper shares and require companies to replace paper share registers with digitised share registers. The government aims to deliver this by the end of 2027 at the latest, with a precise date to be determined by the recommended Technical Group."

https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/digitisation-taskforce-july-2025/government-response-to-digitisation-taskforce-final-report

Wow this sound like part of the parcel of the digital tattoos that they are introducing in line with agenda 2030

So this Legislate to end the issuance of paper shares and require companies to replace paper share registers with digitised share registers. What will they do if the company dose "Resist Defy Do Not Comply!" (old PC moto). Will the company be shut down put out of businness and all shares taken from the share holders, all directors put in prison and all share holders to be taken to a place of safety never to be seen again.

That is if there are any share worth buying by that time and we are not into a realm of lets say "Steak Holder Capitalisum" (WEF CSs book BTW)

Mind you, you sound as if you embrase this new form of facisum/ tyrany. Like you where clapping your own enslavment on your own (old) door step (as you dont own it any more as "you will own nothing and be happy right" (WEF CS)

gt94sss2

GringoGoesToVagas said:

eskbanker said:

GringoGoesToVagas said:

eskbanker said:

GringoGoesToVagas said:

eskbanker said:

GringoGoesToVagas said:

Just had an email from them stating the above. Well first off (as we learnt before in an earlier post). This is not a contract and I have not agreed to it so defently no contract hear

[...]

From 18 October 2025 you can log in and view your account(s) on the Scottish Widows website. Your log in details and account number will stay the same. If you’re happy with these changes you don’t need to do anything. If you feel these changes aren’t for you, you can close or transfer your account at any time. There’s no charge to transfer, but any outstanding fees must be paid.

But I never agreed to them in the first place so they are irelivent

Are you under the impression that you signed up with (and presumably deposited into) a regulated investment company without accepting their terms of business?

Yes, but I have not excepted there "new terms of business" that is called intrapment and is a prionable offence. These bankers need jailing!

Edit: yes - clauses 16.11 to 16.14 cover this.

And what are they then?

The paragraphs within the Ts & Cs that you originally agreed to (however implicitly), permitting them to change those terms for various (but not unfettered) reasons.

I do not quite understand those terms permitting it to be various. (nor do I stand under that statement too)
I dose not sound like "change without prior notice nor concent". As it dose not appear to have sum certain and complete and not misleading disclosure

To have more validity to there claim to this T&Cs, I would need to know more on what they mean by various

Why not read their terms and conditions? 

They are on their website.

https://www.iweb-sharedealing.co.uk/assets/terms-and-conditions.pdf are their current T&C

https://www.iweb-sharedealing.co.uk/assets/sw-terms-and-conditions.pdf is the version that comes into force on the 18 October following the rebranding.

GringoGoesToVagas

gt94sss2 said:

GringoGoesToVagas said:

eskbanker said:

GringoGoesToVagas said:

eskbanker said:

GringoGoesToVagas said:

eskbanker said:

GringoGoesToVagas said:

Just had an email from them stating the above. Well first off (as we learnt before in an earlier post). This is not a contract and I have not agreed to it so defently no contract hear

[...]

From 18 October 2025 you can log in and view your account(s) on the Scottish Widows website. Your log in details and account number will stay the same. If you’re happy with these changes you don’t need to do anything. If you feel these changes aren’t for you, you can close or transfer your account at any time. There’s no charge to transfer, but any outstanding fees must be paid.

But I never agreed to them in the first place so they are irelivent

Are you under the impression that you signed up with (and presumably deposited into) a regulated investment company without accepting their terms of business?

Yes, but I have not excepted there "new terms of business" that is called intrapment and is a prionable offence. These bankers need jailing!

Edit: yes - clauses 16.11 to 16.14 cover this.

And what are they then?

The paragraphs within the Ts & Cs that you originally agreed to (however implicitly), permitting them to change those terms for various (but not unfettered) reasons.

I do not quite understand those terms permitting it to be various. (nor do I stand under that statement too)
I dose not sound like "change without prior notice nor concent". As it dose not appear to have sum certain and complete and not misleading disclosure

To have more validity to there claim to this T&Cs, I would need to know more on what they mean by various

Why not read their terms and conditions? 

They are on their website.

https://www.iweb-sharedealing.co.uk/assets/terms-and-conditions.pdf are their current T&C

https://www.iweb-sharedealing.co.uk/assets/sw-terms-and-conditions.pdf is the version that comes into force on the 18 October following the rebranding.

Because I see no reason why they apply to me there for I will NOT COMPLY with my own ensalvment

GringoGoesToVagas

GeoffTF said:

GringoGoesToVagas said:

And there on I will empasize how important it is to get out of there curupt system on go back to paper certificates locked away in our safes

"The government therefore intends to:

• Legislate to end the issuance of paper shares and require companies to replace paper share registers with digitised share registers. The government aims to deliver this by the end of 2027 at the latest, with a precise date to be determined by the recommended Technical Group."

https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/digitisation-taskforce-july-2025/government-response-to-digitisation-taskforce-final-report

Oh I do not want to get banned now by calling you by your real name. But In the last say 3 days I remember reading or watching somewhere (more then likely on this site) that there is some kind of watch think tank in place to protect those that dont have internet access to there rights!!! yes there rights to trade with out a digital tattoo on the bases that they have no access to digitalization ie a computer or a phone, hence no internet!!!!

Just think what would happen if there was no internet; there would be no MSEs and you would never know that i exist