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I have searched the forum to no avail (probably my poor searching skills, must take a lesson!!!) and I cant believe that no one has asked this before!
Tried calling CS but got a dead line tone on the payments selection!!!!
I just want to pay them but do not have a credit / debit card and pay most of my bills with internet banking, surely an internet company has this facility?
yes, you can with HSBC anyway. they already have ntl's bank details (you just select the company from a list), and then put your customer reference number as the payment reference.
its dependant on the type of account you have....dial up or sacm doesnt offer internet banking only direct debit or debit/credit card...if you did manage to make a payments its unlikely it would be uplaoded automaitcaly onto your account...i do know off the top of my head that its 00000000 for the account number and its a natwest sort code..i may be able to find out on return to work monday
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just a thought...the details would be on the reverse of your bill if its available to you
You could of course get a debit card? They're quite useful for getting money from the cashpoint as well...
I don't mean to sound sarcastic/prying, but why don't you have a debit card? They really are quite useful...
I do have a debit card but my salary does not get paid in to that account so I have to transfer it, which is a pain in the a as you can only withdraw £300 per day unless you queue for the counter.
What I have is two current accounts, one for bills with Abbey and my spending money with Nationwide, so to transfer between the two takes 4-5 days if done by e banking or instantaneous if done with cash which for me is better due to the due dates on my bills.
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