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Post Office CC - information demanded
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They all have to do it by law now I believe.
It's to stop money laundering.0 -
It's neither. Lots of us had instant acceptance and credit limits from the Bank of Ireland when we applied online or over the phone for its Post Office card.Originally Posted by itsnever2lateisit?
I would be interested to find out if this is routine for every application, or just random
Provided that your ID can be checked electronically from the electoral register, you'll not need to submit any documents
People who don't know their rights, don't actually have those rights.0 -
I've been on the electoral roll at this address for at least 7 years. I think I'll just do what Jonesy said and tell them to stuffit! Besides, with my wife's spending record I reckon £1000 credit limit wont cut it! Thanks to all who contributed.0
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