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What does it say in the app under your limits? £0 left?
Because if you’ve been waiting months, that would indicate that either you put in a lot at the start or that your limit indicator is broken. It’s a rolling 6 months, so if you put in £1000 today, then you won’t be able to do anything until October. But if you’ve been putting in £100 here, £200 there etc, then as those ‘drop off’ that part of the limit will become available again to you.
If you search your transactions, you can work it out yourself as a work around? What does it add up to over that period?
It have £3 left on my deposit. I had to deposit close to £800 to pay towards a car which means my entire deposit limit for 6 months was mostly gone in 1 hit.
Unfortunately it’s not as easy to deposit cash using other methods when you need it done now and my partners bank is closed.
Also looking through the help section on the app doesn’t explain much about how it resets so I assumed that it resets the entire limit but was unsure if that was from my last deposit or from a set date. Hence why I thought an indicator would be good.
I guess the indicator would need to list your deposits and how many days until they no longer count, no reason that couldn’t be a click through.
You’ll get another £800 on the 181st day from when you deposited that money. But the £197 difference between those figures will drop off sooner.
If you subscribe to Plus/Premium or are happy to download and paste your data into a Google Sheet, you could work it out yourself with a bit of formula.