Oh yes, he graph is zoomed out, thatās true. And Iām not trying to say that the efforts to date have had no effect. What i meant, i suppose, is that Iād be keen for fake Bingo to make such an impression that there would be a very visible acceleration - even when looking at a 2 year time frame.
I have often wondered how many retail customers the legacy banks have, according to the Forbes article below - Lloyds has 22m. Any ideas for the rest - Natwest, Barclays, Metro⦠etc?
2019-10-10 for 3 million users!
Perhaps put a stats link in the post?
About 13m customers at HSBC in the UK:
Which they define as āexisting active customersā so it wont include inactive/dormant ones
They havenāt defined āactiveā. Unless there is an industry definition?
I would say it is one with frequent transactions
- I dont think there is an agreed upon way to define frequent
I would suggest an average of 4 transactions of any type in a month or something like that (So one a week including DD etc.)
Ive not used my nationwide for like 2 years. I noticed on my credit report they just made it dormant last month
10000 signed up on the first day of TV advert alone
Eight days ago we reached 2 million customers, and weāve had 53 thousand customers who have received and activated their cards.
in 8 days
2019-11-04
What was the before / after TV ad ratio?
Plus most people would not have got there card that saw the TV ad.
Just activated through Google etc.
Not sure on ratios but around 35 thousand a week and we were starting to reach or achieve 40 thousand a week I think.
Youāve changed your website to 40000 a week so I hope that is true
I must be cached as Iām still on 35 thousand a week we wouldnāt update it if it werenāt true
When would you change it?
Would it be after a few weeks at 40000 just incase it was a random spike one week?
Not sure on how much data we wait for to be honest!
Good call. I went for 7:10pm;
Oooo sorry didnāt notice⦠Is it bad to go for 19:09?
Iāll go for 2019-11-04 11:05