Anyone noticed how similar the radio ad for chase sounds like the Monzo Tv Ad
Bit annoying
Not really. I mean firstly the Monzo TV ad was quite some time ago now, but I donât think it was some unique style that isnât done by lots of other companies.
I wouldnât get too annoyed by it; bigger fish to fry 
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1st world problems
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Good to see youâve changed your mind about not using the forum anymore.
Have you got a link to this advert?
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I donât see the issue?
Seems like a generic tech Bank advert to me.
Tennant is my man crush though 
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Itâs very generic. I donât mind it, but itâs really quite an ordinary advert. The US is filled with this style (in between the medical ads of course )
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Did you tell your colleague youâre about to post on a forum youâve have two* tantrums on and said youâd never be back but keep coming back to?
Maybe itâs you that needs to go out and meet people.
*Third one in progress.
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No just 1st world problems, doesnât affect anything in the slightest
Do you also get upset that Tesco and Sainsburyâs are running virtually identical ads at the moment (We price check against Aldi, so you donât have to!â).
The Monzo ad wasnât that original to begin with - the initial ad for the TSB relaunch after it split from Lloyds had a similar concept - people being âreintroducedâ to the bank.
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Iâve always found the Aldi comparison a bit odd - why would I go to a shop that has 200 things at Aldi prices instead of going to Aldi that has everything at Aldi prices? Itâs like a hotel saying they have two rooms that are as good as the hotel next door.
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Again though, how is this ripping off Monzo?
Be careful I had a warning about sharing the info before taking the survey! 
It looks promising though; if they can get a decent rate then great.
Ideally the savings accounts will be able to make direct debits and such too⌠a bills pot earning interest while itâs sitting there to be paid, yes please.
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It definitely was before you clicked start, but I canât get back to that screen given Iâve completed the survey.
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Why are folk so eager to keep big corporatesâ secrets? JP Morgan is one of the biggest companies in the world. If you havenât signed an NDA you donât owe them anything.
It really doesnât matter in the scheme of things.
Thatâs reasonable. But Iâd ask (generally, not aimed at you specifically) to just avoid conversation on here about that sort of stuff. If we end up with those in the know and those who donât, itâs never particularly nice.
More on topic, if the adverts end up with someone trying to buy something quirky, someone badly making something out of clay and someone saving up for a holiday, together with the quirky challenge/ response approach from Monzoâs ads, then we can definitely send in the lawyers see theyâve taken âinspirationâ.
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I mean there really arenât many things that people save for or do with a debit card so the adverts are going to have similar content. The style might be similar but then I think that style is just⌠common these days. Itâs all I saw on banking adverts in the US so I donât think Monzo quite invented it 
Itâs a fairly standard used formula:
Person appears to be doing something we dream of doing; camera pans out to show they are actually doing something we all do; bank says itâs because of them being their customer.
As for NDAâs etc; JPMorgan being a large company means nothing to be personally. If I have joined their surveys and they ask me not to share some things then I wonât. Them being a large company have nothing to do with it.
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SSSHHHH!!!
Weâre not allowed to share that info 
Edit: This is why I should read ALL the thread, before posting. I see it has been raised up there already 
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