Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: kevinc on August 22, 2012, 07:58:59 pm
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ok i've just had a bill off the bank for £36 something for charges :o :o :o not having that,anyone know a legal way to get round it all?even charging for handling cash :P taking the pi"" now
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Set up a business or personal deposit account in building society, hen transfer cash to current account every week or so.
Build soc don't charge count cash.
BB
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is it a personal or business account Kevin?
graham
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One way around this is to go get a job working for someone else and put your money into a piggy bank account.
Your in business for yourself, you have expenses, did you not read the terms and conditions? : ???
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One way around this is to go get a job working for someone else and put your money into a piggy bank account.
Your in business for yourself, you have expenses, did you not read the terms and conditions? : ???
There's no harm looking at expenses and at ways of lowering them.
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ok i've just had a bill off the bank for £36 something for charges :o :o :o not having that,anyone know a legal way to get round it all?even charging for handling cash :P taking the pi"" now
Another way is to not use a bank and then just take all your money in cash. You can keep your cash in a box under your bed.
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I had 2 years free banking off Natwest then charges were like 80 a month so went on a fixed 25 quid a month arrangement.
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I had 2 years free banking off Natwest then charges were like 80 a month so went on a fixed 25 quid a month arrangement.
Ian, invest five months of that £25 on membership of the Federation of Small Businesses.
Amongst other things (insurance against tax investigations and industrial tribunals, and many more), you'll get completely free business banking with the Co-op Bank (who have just bought 600 odd Lloyds branches).
Vin
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i don't pay a penny in bank charges, i use my personal account with santander, never had a problem.
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i don't pay a penny in bank charges, i use my personal account with santander, never had a problem.
don't give you bank account detail's out for bacs payments as i don't think your covered by your t&cs on a personal account.
Paul
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you knew they charged when you took out the account or didnt bother readig he info so why moan like they are trying to rob you.
i use my business account to pay cheques in and have bank transfers into the account. cash goes into a different account.
customers like the fact i have a business account as they know im legit.
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One way around this is to go get a job working for someone else and put your money into a piggy bank account.
Your in business for yourself, you have expenses, did you not read the terms and conditions? : ???
There's no harm looking at expenses and at ways of lowering them.
That isn't the only thing he's doing. He's calling them "skanking" for charging him as agreed.
Vin
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One way around this is to go get a job working for someone else and put your money into a piggy bank account.
Your in business for yourself, you have expenses, did you not read the terms and conditions? : ???
There's no harm looking at expenses and at ways of lowering them.
That isn't the only thing he's doing. He's calling them "skanking" for charging him as agreed.
Vin
Yeah, I know but I also remember feeling outraged at the amount my ex bank was taking in fees so I guess I was cutting him a little slack as I feel his pain.
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first 2 years of my biz i ran it "cash only " not cos i was trying a fiddle but because i was operating under the radar to avoid a crazy ex from ruining my new business .
in the end i gave up as the collecting of the cash drove me crazy