I think it’s about £750 now per case 
But yeah it’s terrible, literally getting heated with me because I mentioned their colleague not doing a great job.
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Don’t know:)
Got the card, registered for app and online banking… but unable to set up Apple Pay 
Support ordered a new replacement card… not sure this will sort this problem.
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I had this too - you can add the card via the wallet settings and once you do the card is then on Apple Pay on the app too.
No idea why but that worked.
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Use with chip and pin first if you’re doing it contactless on the phone.
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Ouch. Seems ridiculous.
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It will probably be because they’ve already sent the details of your payees to your new bank, so if you set up any new ones the details wouldn’t get switched.
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Kind of makes sense, but you’d need to be pretty quick off the mark to do a payment to your new bank to avoid this.
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In the Lloyds complaint response via letter it did state they are aware some customers are having issues and looking into it “thank you for your feedback”.
I hate the feedback line, it’s not feedback, it’s a complaint.
They also said they did look at all the systems available to see what the problem is and they can’t see anything - likely because they only asked all the frontline colleagues I’ve already spoken to, not engineers.
Sod em.
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This was also my experience with Lloyds when I was choosing between them and HSBC. Lloyds couldn’t have made it harder to get things setup and I gave up in the end. HSBC, despite their faults setup the account In a day and the CS is always spot on.
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The Inconsistent Capitalisation of This Error Message Really Offends Me.
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“for” is not “For”.
Is there a reason for that? No pun or nothing, just curious why “for” would not have capitalised F.
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“for” doesn’t get capitalised.
It can lead to odd looking sentence structure but it’s all correct
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I didn’t doubt it, just never knew why.
Every day a learning day, I’ve seen non capitalised mixed with capitalised through life just never really questioned it.
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It really depends which style guide you follow. Some will say “because” should not be capitalised, some say it should.
Generally in life I actually just go by what I think looks better. Not that I title very often.
I’ve generally also always capitalised the first and last word in the title as principle words, regardless of what word it is.
It’s why I would have this post title with “Chat” capitalised as well 
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“this” may or may not be though.
Good reason never to use title case.
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The first word would always be capitalised because it’s the start of a sentence. It’s unlikely that the last word would be an article, a preposition, or a conjunction, so that would normally be captialised as well.
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Generally yes, but sometimes it is, where I would still capitalise it. I have to turn off my “icks” when I come onto forums because posts are often wildly different in their capitalisations.
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I have a friend on Facebook and every post he makes, every word is capitalised and the “ick” becomes apparent.
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