Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: LWC on May 27, 2009, 02:16:43 pm
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Anyone use them? Any good, my lloyds one just ran out and i aint paying to pay my money in! And a service charge of £5 a month for the buisness manager...what exaclty she does for that i have no idea.
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I have used them for 4 years now and been great, charges can be excessive is you don't have enough in the account when standing orders are due.
Only other thing I find a pain is that you cannot make payments over the counter it has to be in the paying in machine so it won't take anything other than cheques and notes.
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I agree,you can't pay in over the counter so cash point is the only way other than sending money to their head office. 6 years and never paid a penny in fees. No complaints what-so-ever.
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Been with them about 6 months, just use it for business then pay it into bills account online, machines are OK....no queing.
Lee
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Been with them for 6 years, only paid charges twice both times my mistake ::)
£64 charges in 6 years not bad.
Can be a bit annoying if the cash machine is broken, and occasionally it takes a few days for them to receive postal payments. But mostly very good
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I have mine with the Alliance & Leicester. Free account and you can pay cash into any PO. Cheques I put in envelopes and they are handed over the PO counter and sent safely. I don't like putting a stamp on and putting them in a Post Box.
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I have mine with the Alliance & Leicester. Free account and you can pay cash into any PO. Cheques I put in envelopes and they are handed over the PO counter and sent safely. I don't like putting a stamp on and putting them in a Post Box.
they are all under the santander name now, except lloyds
have used a & l for years used to be girobank
never any probs 8)
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if you pay in chque it will cost when you pay in more than 100 in a month as i have just found out which is a pain as i pay in now about 200 cheques a month then its 50p a cheque credit
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very good but little mistakes are expensive they charge £32 for a 1p over drown account and the chques takes long time to clear
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just taken out an account with them, so no feedback yet, but studied them all and looked the best for me.
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I've never paid Abbey a penny in charges in 6 years. My big issue with them is that they won't let you have the BACS reference numbers that you supply the customers with. It means that it was difficult to know who had paid me sometimes. Now with Co-op (free for FSB members). Seems OK so far. Not so easy to make deposits though as it must be done by post or one of four pre-selected post offices.
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Think im gonna sort this.
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Think im gonna sort this.
you will not go wrong with a & l commercial bank
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Think im gonna sort this.
you will not go wrong with a & l commercial bank
Cheers mate, but we aint got one of them in Oswestry.
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Abbey as in the name is going away, you guys want to hope they keep the free banking
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Always consider going with the CO-OP via the FSB.
Pay in via up to 4 of your nominated post offices, and get telephone and online banking.
Once my Barclays free banking is over i will keep that account for standing order/bank transfers (as i think that should be free), and have the co-op as the paying in account.
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Abbey as in the name is going away, you guys want to hope they keep the free banking
Spin on it.
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matt, make all cheques payable to me and ill take care of all your money, my way of saying thanks ;)
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matt, make all cheques payable to me and ill take care of all your money, my way of saying thanks ;)
Ok mate, was that payable to "not a chance in hell.com"?
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thats the one! reference of "make me rich" ;D
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.com?
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just cash now , cash cash cash, ill keep it in a quality street tin for you , nice and safe
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just cash now , cash cash cash, ill keep it in a quality street tin for you , nice and safe
in back of astra van?
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nearly.... estate car! but safe as houses i park it next to your van they wont be robbing mine! see cash safe! bank with me! ;)
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;D