Smile, Cahoot or Alliance and Leicester online...

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nish

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...After looking around, these three appeared to be the best banks I could find (all online as well which was a bit of a coincidence!)

Think Im going to go with Smile... Just wondered if anyone knew a reason why I should go with the other two (or another bank altogether)..

Muchos gracias amigos

Senor Nishdance
xx
 
Actualy signed up for a smile current account on friday they seemed pretty good. Gotta be better than HSBC - Wont go with Cahoot as there part of Abbey and they ripped me off proper when i was a student
 
Smile definately - for ethical reasons more than anything (they don't fund animal testing, manufacturing of weopans etc and have a really good environmental policy)...they're part of the cooperative bank. ;)
 
I recently signed up with Smile, makes me do just that :p got rid of the robbing coonts at Abbey, absolute ****e service from them, they can go in my room 101 :evil:
 
Robder said:
Smile definately - for ethical reasons more than anything (they don't fund animal testing, manufacturing of weopans etc and have a really good environmental policy)...they're part of the cooperative bank. ;)
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Ooh I like the sound of them, I want a Smile account :D
 
nish what offer are you getting by joining smile (i.e. cashback, etc)???

recently first direct was offering you £50 for changing your current account to them, (making it your main account where your salary goes etc.)

whats smile offering??
 
grego said:
nish what offer are you getting by joining smile (i.e. cashback, etc)???

recently first direct was offering you £50 for changing your current account to them, (making it your main account where your salary goes etc.)

whats smile offering??
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the knowledge that you banking with you soul too
 
nish said:
How long do you have to stay with First Direct for?

(Can I join, take the £50, then get off?)
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think you have to transfer your salary to them and within 3 months they pay you the £50 into your account. not sure what the small print actually says:?
 
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