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Post by jasonnewman on Aug 10, 2020 11:30:19 GMT
Have not been able to withdrawal meaningful amounts of money from the platform lately, their excuse is they are introducing some kind of market place to sell access account loans, why is that a valid excuse to stop withdrawals?
This company really should get their act together, it has been a total disaster since March 2020 in my view.
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Post by rscal on Aug 10, 2020 11:43:51 GMT
Seconday Market will go live on Wednesday 12th - so just 2 days to wait and we can try something different. If come Wednesday it is established that withdrawal times at discount are (say) under an hour would you still want to withdraw significant amounts whilst interest is still 3.75% ?
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Post by iRobot on Aug 10, 2020 11:47:32 GMT
Have not been able to withdrawal meaningful amounts of money from the platform lately, their excuse is they are introducing some kind of market place to sell access account loans, why is that a valid excuse to stop withdrawals? This company really should get their act together, it has been a total disaster since March 2020 in my view. Have AC stopped withdrawals? Your opening comment suggests not. The pause in AA activity was explained in various emails from AC, and though you may hold the company in low regard, you may find reading their correspondence answers your question.
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Post by Mikeme on Aug 10, 2020 12:00:32 GMT
I think the creation of this thread is trouble making only, especially for those who have not been following all that has gone on and are looking for information. . The OP has been involved with many threads pertaining to this.
I have reported the post for mods to consider.
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Post by chris1200 on Aug 10, 2020 12:03:28 GMT
I think the creation of this thread is trouble making only, especially for those who have not been following all that has gone on and are looking for information. . The OP has been involved with many threads pertaining to this. I have reported the post for mods to consider. I want a new auto pop-up on this forum before new threads (or maybe even posts??) are created that says "Have you actually bothered to read anything on here? Are you about to say something that shows utter ignorance of everything posted on here for weeks, if not months?" I mean, where to even start with this one. It must be trolling, right???
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Post by ilmoro on Aug 10, 2020 12:04:02 GMT
Clearly not worse than Lendy, Collateral, Fundingsecure who have gone bust with heavy losses likely for investors.
Probably better than Moneything who are in voluntary winddown and lenders are likely to take some significant losses on several loans
Worse than Ratesetter who are slowly returning funds to investors but have just sold themselves to Metro for a song so clearly werent doing great? What about Zopa who have turned themselves into a bank? Or FundingCircle, can you get money out from them amongst all the defaults?
How about LendingWorks who have shut the SM and ceased paying interest, or GrowthStreet who have declared a resolution event and therefore effectively sequestrated all investor loans into a common pool
Is Octopus Choice worse as they have stopped people from getting out apart from via loan redemptions?
Perhaps need to define your definition of 'worst'
Edit Absolutely no objection to this post disappearing if the thread is killed
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Post by Deleted on Aug 10, 2020 12:07:02 GMT
Worst!?!?! Behave AC are not even close...
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Post by Harland Kearney on Aug 10, 2020 12:08:19 GMT
Its good too see you back making these types of threads Jason March 2020, there is something about this date economically, can anybody guess why???
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Post by Harland Kearney on Aug 10, 2020 12:11:23 GMT
Clearly not worse than Lendy, Collateral, Fundingsecure who have gone bust with heavy losses likely for investors. Probably better than Moneything who are in voluntary winddown and lenders are likely to take some significant losses on several loans Worse than Ratesetter who are slowly returning funds to investors but have just sold themselves to Metro for a song so clearly werent doing great? What about Zopa who have turned themselves into a bank? Or FundingCircle, can you get money out from them amongst all the defaults? How about LendingWorks who have shut the SM and ceased paying interest, or GrowthStreet who have declared a resolution event and therefore effectively sequestrated all investor loans into a common pool Is Octopus Choice worse as they have stopped people from getting out apart from via loan redemptions? Perhaps need to define your definition of 'worst' Edit Absolutely no objection to this post disappearing if the thread is killed Wouldn't bother taking the effort to respond to the thread Ilmoro, but agree with everything you said. If you renember he made like 4 of the same threads back in April that had the board almost unusable with arguments. I was woundering when they would come out of the wood works to scream sham at the SM!
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Post by michaelc on Aug 10, 2020 12:17:14 GMT
I don't know if it breaks any rules to criticise a platform- I suspect not unless there said platform is being libelled. IMO, the odd thread like this is a good thing. Someones clearly frustrated and why shouldn't they be able to vent a little anger and gauge the reaction of the their fellow forumites ?
As the OP is discovering, most others with cash in the platform will act to present someone such as the OP as a lone voice and that everything is fine. I find that somewhat synthetic positivity even more annoying.
For the record, I turned on the withdraw taps at least a year ago but still have just into 4 figures across family accounts.
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Post by jonno on Aug 10, 2020 12:19:39 GMT
Mr Newman, if you think AC are really the worst on the market then you are indeed a very,very, very lucky man.
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Post by chris1200 on Aug 10, 2020 12:31:04 GMT
I don't know if it breaks any rules to criticise a platform- I suspect not unless there said platform is being libelled. IMO, the odd thread like this is a good thing. Someones clearly frustrated and why shouldn't they be able to vent a little anger and gauge the reaction of the their fellow forumites ? As the OP is discovering, most others with cash in the platform will act to present someone such as the OP as a lone voice and that everything is fine. I find that somewhat synthetic positivity even more annoying. For the record, I turned on the withdraw taps at least a year ago but still have just into 4 figures across family accounts. If it were frustration with a sound basis, that would be another matter. But continual new threads and posts which make such inane comments - born of (wilful?) ignorance - are extremely tiresome and extremely detrimental to this place, which should be a generally helpful resource for P2P investors, not a place to just come and post whatever nonsense you want because it makes you feel better. Also, the idea that those criticising this post are pretending that "everything is fine" is also ludicrous.
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Post by dave4 on Aug 10, 2020 12:39:41 GMT
Clearly not worse than Lendy, Collateral, Fundingsecure who have gone bust with heavy losses likely for investors. Probably better than Moneything who are in voluntary winddown and lenders are likely to take some significant losses on several loans Worse than Ratesetter who are slowly returning funds to investors but have just sold themselves to Metro for a song so clearly werent doing great? What about Zopa who have turned themselves into a bank? Or FundingCircle, can you get money out from them amongst all the defaults? How about LendingWorks who have shut the SM and ceased paying interest, or GrowthStreet who have declared a resolution event and therefore effectively sequestrated all investor loans into a common pool Is Octopus Choice worse as they have stopped people from getting out apart from via loan redemptions? Perhaps need to define your definition of 'worst' Edit Absolutely no objection to this post disappearing if the thread is killed Wouldn't bother taking the effort to respond to the thread Ilmoro, but agree with everything you said. If you renember he made like 4 of the same threads back in April that had the board almost unusable with arguments. I was woundering when they would come out of the wood works to scream sham at the SM! I have no real objection to this post, it is a bit blunt and possibly trolling, but I thank ilmoro for his comments, Its definitely not the worst platform, It has taken some hard, lender annoying decisions, (including stopping access to funds which i would very much of liked in my pocket at the time).Their communications sometimes found lacking, (not staff just platform) but is this enough to remove my trust /money.....NO. Why ?... Because looking back over the last few months believe there actions have been for the greater good of all, the investors, lenders and platform. Will i being investing further ..... very possibly. Would i recommend them to a friend...... i would not say dont.
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Post by jasonnewman on Aug 10, 2020 13:11:29 GMT
The point I am making is AC is supposed to be one of the top players in P2P.
Instead of doing testing in the background on a test platform they have decided to do something on the live platform, the result being we can't withdraw meaningful sums of money.
They may well have explained what and why in the email.
The point I am making is why should we as investors ACCEPT it? I have bills to pay, if you want to deliver some kind of upgrade then that is a matter for you.
I want to say NO, go back to allowing people to withdraw cash in meaningful amounts and if you want to add a new feature on your platform do so without this disruption, it is simply not good enough.
I am fed up of too many companies using Corona Virus and bla bla for their own incompetence, that is exactly what this is, incompetence from a company that is taking it' time delivering new feature that has been discussed for months.
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Post by iRobot on Aug 10, 2020 13:15:42 GMT
The point I am making is AC is supposed to be one of the top players in P2P. Instead of doing testing in the background on a test platform they have decided to do something on the live platform, the result being we can't withdraw meaningful sums of money. They may well have explained what and why in the email. The point I am making is why should we as investors ACCEPT it? I have bills to pay, if you want to deliver some kind of upgrade then that is a matter for you. I want to say NO, go back to allowing people to withdraw cash in meaningful amounts and if you want to add a new feature on your platform do so without this disruption, it is simply not good enough. I am fed up of too many companies using Corona Virus and bla bla for their own incompetence, that is exactly what this is, incompetence from a company that is taking it' time delivering new feature that has been discussed for months. How did AC respond when you outlined the above to their Customer Services team? PS: 'liking' your own posts really is against forum etiquette - you could remove those 'likes' by re-clicking the thumb button on those posts.
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