phildawson
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I’ve got one with the NatWest app as you can’t pay more than £250 the same day unless you login via their website first and pay the specific account/sort through the website version which of course you can do on your phone. The app doesn’t generate a login token so its a mess of customer id/pin/password, surely if you have fingerprint enabled thats more secure than someone who’s got your banking login
Don’t get me started on their ‘Chat’ system
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phildawson
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Actually theres another (probably a few) with NatWest, so when you switch they take your current Direct Debits over but won’t show them to you.
Yes really, they’ll only magically appear when someone attempts to collect money. So remember to delete any inactive before switching.
I asked in chat can you see them and they pasted in all of them in, so they have the info but decided not to display them to the customer for no reason.
The irony is that the app is better than most. I do wonder where these “rules” come from. Someone at some point thought this was a great idea
phildawson
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Next issue, so I need to make a payment today and it’s way more than £250, login to their online site eventually, fill the account, sort, money and goes you need a card reader for this, that’ll take a couple of days. Go on the chat and they say your only option is to call to make the payment or visit us in branch (I don’t think any are open 7:30pm).
I questioned why are they still using card readers when other legacy use apps to generate tokens, and why not send it out when I opened the account as paying people is kind of key part of banking. Their response was we wait for the customer to order one as not everyone needs it.
Just used most of my Monzo monthly spend to make the payment.
My RBS account is finally open, only took 22 days!
(To be fair, I lost a week because I didn’t know I needed to sign and send the form back… because their welcome letter listed it as an alternative option to submitting photo ID online when I actually needed to do both )
Still no clue on the status of my switch, let’s see what happens when my pack appears in the post…
Finally got round to calling RBS to add my card to Google Pay
Call warned of long waiting times, thankfully that didn’t turn out to be the case
However they can’t add the card to Google Pay until I have a physical card reader active on my account, otherwise it won’t let them get to the required parts of the system
“”“Thankfully”"" I have one on the way already, as I had to order one because you aren’t allowed to set up a standing order, or pay more than 500£ a day from the mobile app until you’ve paid that payee from the online banking
Which you aren’t allowed to do without a card reader that they don’t send by default
Anyone know how much it might cost to send a letter of type and size below? Trying to work out whether it’s cost more to notify me of interest drop than bank will make on my account…
Any other users of the OneAccount here? They were innovative in 2004 when I joined up and I can honestly say there hasn’t been any innovation since. It is exactly the same interface as far as I can tell. And, get this, you can only transfer £1000 at a time from their account as “it reduces risk”. They don’t seem to realise that you can just transfer £1000 multiple times. I would leave but joint CASS doesn’t work from them yet…
I opened an Natwest account, set up online banking, transferred £1500 in, and oops can’t get the money out again. Becasue I have to wait for a card reader.
I think it’s really bad customer experience design that you can transfer money in but not out. I’ve referred it to the [financial-ombudsman.org.uk]. who said this is okay…