It seems that Chase are now changing the terms of their cashback offer so you now need to deposit at least £1500 per month into the account. It used to be £500.
I've successfully set up in Ukraine now as Turkey was no longer a suitable destination. I normally use PIA for VPN but this didn't work in this case so I had to go 'Urban'
It seems they starting to roll out the clamp down on password sharing. I'm sure it won't be long before it hits the UK
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-64573517
They said they'll convert any Amazon points you have left to Amazon gift card once it closes. I personally prefer the NewDay app to the Barclaycard one. Also, NewDay card works with Google Pay but I also use the Barclaycard for online purchases especially for FX transactions.
There was a...
NewDay have said they are replacing it with their own rewards card which will have same cashback rate as the Barclaycard Rewards and Lloyds Cashback cards. You have to phone them on the automated service though to request it.
Every firewall vendor I have dealt with always seems to have their own interpretation on how IPSEC is supposed to work. I suspect the other end of the IPSEC tunnel is expecting one tunnel per subnet pair which is a pretty standard way of doing it in my IMO. If it works on *sense and Sophos ok...
Monzo do offer savings accounts and cash ISA via 3rd parties but it is all integrated into their app. Not fantastic rates mind (0.31% last time I looked) but mainly use Starling now as it has less limits and restrictions. Also set up a Chase account for the cashback and 1.5% savings account.
I finally got my first bill with British Gas yesterday after moving from the now defunct People's Energy. They only had a correct reading I gave them for electric and for some reason ignored the one I gave them for Gas so the actual bill was quite a bit lower than it should be.
Also, for some...
I'm in a similar situation and no longer have a cheque book so I hope they accept other forms of electronic payment. Not sure whether to bother with DD also as there is no benefit to me and saves me from building up huge amount of credit. I would just rather pay a bill monthly for the correct...
Sorry, didn't mean to cause confusion. They are not specific to lamp type as it is the bulb that dims so won't be suitable for a touch dimmer. I just find they are better than trying to get a led bulb to dim where the switch performs the dimming function if you know what I mean. I've tried a few...
The best solution I've come across for me is the bulbs that actually dim themselves such as Philips Hue or cheaper alternatives. Absolutely no flicker even on the dimmest setting.
I did mine online last year after it had expired. I have never needed to counter sign a photo at renewal before and this is the first time it had actually expired. I even did the photo myself with my phone which was not as easy as it sounds - it took a few goes to get it right. I think if you do...
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