(04-25-2018, 10:27 AM)Picards Forehead Wrote: Imagine using a bank where you have to dig out one of those card readers every time you want to make a transfer  

^^^^ Seething that he's with a mudblood Halifax/Bank of Scotland gruesome Frankenstein's monster type banking combo ^^^^

(04-25-2018, 10:27 AM)Picards Forehead Wrote: Imagine using a bank where you have to dig out one of those card readers every time you want to make a transfer  

No longer required.

(Might still be needed for over 250 quid )

(04-25-2018, 10:30 AM)TheMaganator4.0 Wrote: ^^^^ Seething that he's with a mudblood Halifax/Bank of Scotland gruesome Frankenstein's monster type banking combo ^^^^

haters gonna hate

I'm with Nationwide

(04-25-2018, 10:28 AM)TheMaganator4.0 Wrote: Perhaps Sir would enjoy a RBS pozzy, to go with his RBS interest free student overdraft?

And Sir has returned this as a thanks for helping out the poor student.

(04-25-2018, 10:27 AM)Picards Forehead Wrote: Imagine using a bank where you have to dig out one of those card readers every time you want to make a transfer  

What bank you referring to? Don't need the card reader for RBS now? All done through the mobile app.

Get Cash amount of times I've left my wallet at home/in the office and been able to withdraw cash with a few clicks in my phone.

Barely use the failing Sterling hard currency anymore. All contacless. Faster!!

(04-25-2018, 11:41 AM)Roger H. Sterling Wrote: What bank you referring to? Don't need the card reader for RBS now? All done through the mobile app.

Get Cash   amount of times I've left my wallet at home/in the office and been able to withdraw cash with a few clicks in my phone.

What's this?

That get cash feature is amazing. Surprised more banks don't do it.

Santander. You can access money from any account using one card at their cash points.

(04-25-2018, 11:59 AM)Yum Yum Wrote: Santander. You can access money from any account using one card at their cash points.

How does that work with just mobile like Rog says?

Does your online banking give you a code to enter into the cash machine?

(04-25-2018, 12:03 PM)Morph Wrote: How does that work with just mobile like Rog says?

Does your online banking give you a code to enter into the cash machine?

Nah. When you type your number in at the cashline it gives you loads of choices. For example when you withdraw money it says out of which of your santander accounts? Also, you can press transfer to swap money into accounts.

I dont have santander on my mobile.

(04-25-2018, 12:03 PM)Morph Wrote: How does that work with just mobile like Rog says?

Does your online banking give you a code to enter into the cash machine?

For RBS you go to Get Cash in the app, plug in how much you want, then you get given a code that lasts a few hours or something. Rock up to any RBS or Tesco cash machine, hit the enter button and it asks if you want to get cash. Type in the code and how much money you requested then it spits it out, no card required.

Still got a Student Current account despite not being a student for about 5 years now

ETA: Can we please not give Morph more ways to get his hands on cash, it only goes to one place.

American right wing twitter on the Alfie Evans story.

Apparently it's a socialist ploy to save money.

Absolutely fucking mental.

TSB rejected me for a credit card right after I was accepted by M&S, Nationwide and Virgin Money. Fuck them.

(04-25-2018, 11:45 PM)Vieri Wrote: TSB rejected me for a credit card right after I was accepted by M&S, Nationwide and Virgin Money. Fuck them.

If you'd just applied for 3 others at the same time it was probably a sound policy tbf

Was about to say if you apply for 4 credit cards at one time you are likely to get bumped for one.

(04-26-2018, 06:23 AM)Drederick Lafferty Wrote: Was about to say if you apply for 4 credit cards at one time you are likely to get bumped for one.

Nah you're better to apply all at the same time if you need more than one. The first check won't show on your report for a day so all 4 would see the same data. None would know you'd applied for anything else.