Natwest Bank

Natwest Bank: great no thrills account (298 words)
by louloupot - written on 16.07.08 (Very useful, 53 readings)
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Natwest bank review This is a review of the natwest step account. Application process The application process for this account is quite simple you will need a form of address and identity id and the bank may check for electoral roll details but as this is a simple bank account they do not perform a credit search. I opened my account in branch and was informed of the decision straight away. You can also apply online and over the telephone. What you get With this account you get a solo debit card with which you can withdraw up to £250 a day as long as you have it in the account. You can pay in wages cheques ...

Express Review on Natwest Bank
by Michael Gwyther - written on 15.07.08
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I think that NatWest is the worst bank in the world. I moved from HSBC what a really bad move that was. NatWest branch staff are rude, unhelpful All call centre staff are even worst horrible people work there! Unhelpful, Not very trustable, their charges are money grabbing and high and unfair. The bank is the worst bank i have ever banked with and i wouldn't recommend it to anyone. Unless of course you want to pay lots o f money for going overdrawn by just 400p NatWest, You are the worst bank in world and that i mean 2000% their policies are unhelpful and ridicules. The only friendly people are the people that make you change your mind when you want to close. Still my word of advice is to bank with Barclays they seem a good bank!!!!!! At the moment

With Thanks Michael Thomas Gwyther (swansea customer)

Natwest Bank: Natwest - Poor service and lay out (925 words)
by DogWorld - written on 01.07.08 (Very useful, 57 readings)
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At the start of this year (2008) I needed a second bank account to pay bills through and after seeing a number of adverts and because Natwest had a number of branchs local to me I visited there website to see what they had on offer with any of there accounts. I had found there current account was going to suit me best so after reading everything about it and there fees I applied online for it. I was told I was accepted for the account and that they would send me some forms to sign and return in the next few days. In about a week I receive the letter advising me that I had been accepted with the forms enclosed and it asked me to sign and return ...