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lloydstsb.co.ukNewest Review: ... the bank's computer was not working and the deposit was made manually into the pass book so a PhoneBank transfer some time earlier was not automatically subtracted from the balance. I was not aware that PhoneBank transfers were permitted on this type of account the instructions do actually say the pass book must be taken when visiting the bank to make transactions. A further similar quite legitimate transaction some time later reduced the balance to £4.61 which left the account subject to closure when it then became unused for a period of time, (apparently this period is dependent on the amount in the account)interest of 14p was added. So t... more |
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by Not Finished Yet - written on 10.04.06 (Somewhat useful, 537 readings)
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I have a TSB investment account (with Red pass book) opened in 1984 which is in joint names with my late partner she died in 1996 clearly marked "Payable on either Signature" The account had not been used since 1995 there was then a balance of £154.30 in it. Last week I went into my town's LLoyds TSB to pay some cheques into my VERY current account and had decided I would close the investment account and buy myself a digital camera for my birthday with the amount and any accrued interest since 1995, I had the pass book with me. I was, to say the least, treated with suspicion and told that they had no record of the account and I would have to go to ...
by utero - written on 15.07.05 (Useful, 209 readings)
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I’ve been with Lloyds for more years than I care to remember. Back in my youth I opened an account purely because you got a free camera! If I remember correctly the said camera was actually crap and none of the pictures I took with it actually came out. Still since then things have moved on and we’ve got the Internet. Lloyds online site has been a handy addition for me. I can check my statements, withdrawals and deposits in one easy place. It’s also a godsend for moving my vast fortune (cough!) around to other sources. Signing up was very simple in the early days and you used to be able to access your details with a password. Now things have moved on a bit. ...
by agazad - written on 24.01.05 (Useful, 238 readings)
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I'm a student currently and around a year ago set up my third current account with Lloyds TSB. I set up a meeting online and was given a reference for my local branch and a time. When I first arrived at the bank I was delighted to find the staff were very helpful and friendly, having worked for a few weeks for the Clydesdale bank previously, this bank seemed in excellent working order! My account was set up instantly via the bank's computer network - all done and dusted within 20 minutes! There and then the manager gave me my account details, let me enter security details for internet banking and issued a welcome pack. The manager was extremely helpful and gave me some ...
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