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Post by brianac on Sept 18, 2019 20:12:05 GMT
and how many more "mañana"'s in the storeroom? Brian
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Post by brianac on Sept 18, 2019 20:03:03 GMT
More Deja VU Who said that they didn't say "which Friday"? Brian
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Post by brianac on Sept 17, 2019 17:59:31 GMT
Deja Vu all over again. Brian
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Post by brianac on Sept 11, 2019 22:03:51 GMT
Be Aware thaat they charge a transfer out fee of £50 Brian
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Post by brianac on Sept 4, 2019 8:13:04 GMT
O.K. got it now, thx. (Doh!) usual - couldn't see for looking thanks for the trouble Brian
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Post by brianac on Sept 3, 2019 17:35:09 GMT
But the only way I can see to "deposit funds" is via the "manage funds" menu item there isn't any other way I can see? <very confused> Brian
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Post by brianac on Sept 2, 2019 11:07:37 GMT
Try that, on deposit page I just get " Depositing Funds
To deposit funds into any of your Assetz Capital investment accounts you need to transfer funds via bank transfer. Please read the Q&A below for full details of the process.
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A box that asks whether I want to transfer to Standard or ISA followed by FAQ's Nowhere to do anything else Clicking ISA box just brings up boxes that tell me account references to use. *I'm confused* Brian
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Post by brianac on Sept 2, 2019 9:18:25 GMT
Is anyone aware of any way to transfer money between Non ISA and ISA accounts? I'm sure I must be missing something, want to transfer the bonus from the non ISa account into the ISA account, or do I have to draw it out and pay it back in again? Surely not. chris andrewholgateRegards Brian
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Post by brianac on Aug 17, 2019 8:21:46 GMT
I too keep getting spam from them, if they are happy to ignore the law in this respect, then they are obviously totally untrustworthy Next years Collateral/Lendy maybe? certainly not ever going to see any of my funds.
Brian
We have a unsubscribe button on emails that allows people to remove themselves if they are not interested in the content. I have in the past provided my email for anybody that has requested confirmation of how they registered with Sourced and I am happy to do this again stephen@sourced.co. We are a very different model to the two companies mentioned and are not dependant on external funding or fees generated via funding, we are also ensuring our platform grows at a stable and manageable rate to deliver the projects we commit too. More spam received, Invoice sent. Stephen, would appreciate your earliest attention and prompt payment of said invoice Brian
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Post by brianac on Aug 16, 2019 16:08:56 GMT
We have a unsubscribe button on emails that allows people to remove themselves if they are not interested in the content. I have in the past provided my email for anybody that has requested confirmation of how they registered with Sourced and I am happy to do this again stephen@sourced.co. We are a very different model to the two companies mentioned and are not dependant on external funding or fees generated via funding, we are also ensuring our platform grows at a stable and manageable rate to deliver the projects we commit too. An unsubscribe button is only of use if you remain unsubscribed. Given that just after I last unsubscribed it became apparent you also had my name, phone and probably therefore all my contact details, because someone phoned me up and asked for me by name to discuss a possible investment (details which were very definitely obtained in breach of GDPR regulations but given where they were obtained from and the amount I had invested there at the time I can see why the temptation might have been hard to resist) and I'm now being emailed again I have little faith that any of these were in fact deleted. However on the assumption that unsubscribe will at least work for whatever more recent "source" you've got it from I also have no desire to give you my email address again by contacting you given your prior inappropriate re-use of data. So whatevs - you can spam me as much as you like but you're never getting a penny from me. Seconded. Unsubscribing merely confirms the validity of the E mail address I have never subscribed (and never will) and have never had any dealings with Sourced nor any associated company. you cannot convince me of your probity, and spamming me is a very good way to convince me of your inherent dishonesty. why should I e mail you to confirm my address for the benefit of the spurious information you promise? as you can gather I take a dim view of spam in my E mail, so I give notice that any future E mails will become chargeable, hourly rate * (time taken to read, + time taken to delete) + contribution towards bandwidth costs. Brian " src="//storage.proboards.com/forum/images/smiley/superangry.png">
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Post by brianac on Aug 16, 2019 11:12:58 GMT
WARNING SOURCED CAPITAL SPAMMERS I never signed up to these spammers at any time. I have repeatedly opted out of their emails but they continue to send spam emails. I have received yet another SPAM email from Sourced Capital today. IF they wish to ignore the law regarding spamming and illegally obtain peoples emails to spam and think they are going to get away with it then this is going to be a costly exercise for them. I too keep getting spam from them, if they are happy to ignore the law in this respect, then they are obviously totally untrustworthy Next years Collateral/Lendy maybe? certainly not ever going to see any of my funds.
Brian
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Post by brianac on Jul 30, 2019 20:07:01 GMT
His opponents will no doubt claim this as proof he is a Sith Lord. The 'h' in Sith would seem to be too far too the right. Much like Boris's rhetoric. ROFL Brian
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Post by brianac on Jul 22, 2019 21:08:00 GMT
Ratesetter gets my vote for worst UI.
Despite having perhaps the simplest lending concept, it somehow manages to be impenetrably labyrinthine. It requires hundreds of clicks to do anything, and needs you to navigate between a load of pages all of which sound like they should be the same page.
And then they update the UI and add yet another layer of useless pages.
I think my favourite at the moment is probably Moneything - very simple, but it's fast, clear, and easy to navigate.
I think MT is one of my least favourite for the same reasons you give for Ratesetter, stuff that should all be on the same page just isn't, so you have to have several tabs open and keep switching between e.g, loans, - my loans, my live loans - my loans, for Sale - for example, if you're looking to buy and want to know the status, or more so selling and wanting to know how long the Queue and discounts and amounts on each discount etc, very tiresome .. Brian
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Post by brianac on Jul 8, 2019 18:15:22 GMT
Close date just extended until end of month, just trying to get my head around it. i.e. is it a good thing (tm) or bad? Brian
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Post by brianac on Jul 8, 2019 9:15:37 GMT
At the risk of going back on topic, am I the only one reading the newest update as 'oops, the borrower has been lying to us' ? Or at least 'Being economical with the truth'
It's just about possible the borrower was confused by the money being with the solicitor. No, you are not, hence my "can - kicked" etc comment, familiar road on several loans, I'm sure that MT must also get that "Deja Vu all over again" feeling too surely? Frankly it's getting "ballet" repetitive. (I'll get my coat ...) Brian
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