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Cashback Investment Club questions

Post by garindan » Tue Sep 02 2014 12:35pm

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Re: Cashback Investment Club questions

Post by kevinchess1 » Tue Sep 02 2014 5:34pm

Most inportantly
can't we have a better name :?:
CIC send me off to sleeeee
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Re: Cashback Investment Club questions

Post by garindan » Tue Sep 02 2014 6:26pm

kevinchess1 wrote:Most inportantly
can't we have a better name :?:
CIC send me off to sleeeee
Hi Kev,

It had to be called something and "Ye olde coin counting club" sounded a bit too outdated. We can't really change the name now though I'm afraid, as all the official documentation and accounts have been opened with it. On the plus side it does what it says on the tin.

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Re: Cashback Investment Club questions

Post by Richard Frost » Tue Sep 02 2014 10:09pm

At the moment on the redemption options there is only the possibility of redeeming by one option. If i have £20 to redeem and want to invest £10 in the CIC and get paid by BACS for the other £10 how do I do it?

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Re: Cashback Investment Club questions

Post by kevinchess1 » Tue Sep 02 2014 10:27pm

Torus wrote:At the moment on the redemption options there is only the possibility of redeeming by one option. If i have £20 to redeem and want to invest £10 in the CIC and get paid by BACS for the other £10 how do I do it?

...errr.... you change the figure to £10
But
You can only redeem once a week if that's what your asking
It's always been like that
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Re: Cashback Investment Club questions

Post by Richard Frost » Wed Sep 03 2014 8:34am

No I am not asking if you can redeem more than once a week. I am fully aware that you can only redeem once a week.
What I am asking is how can you redeem by two methods once a week. I might want to put £10 into CIC every week. How do I do that and get the additional money into my bank?

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Re: Cashback Investment Club questions

Post by richard@imutual » Wed Sep 03 2014 8:57am

I might want to put £10 into CIC every week. How do I do that and get the additional money into my bank?
You'd have to choose one week where you don't put any money into CIC, and redeem by BACS instead. Hope I've understood your question correctly :?

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Re: Cashback Investment Club questions

Post by kevinchess1 » Wed Sep 03 2014 9:04am

Perhaps put £20 pound in CIC one week then Cash in £20 the following
We have never had the ability to cash out by more than one method
You couldn't pay £10 into paypal and £10 into Bacs at the same time
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Re: Cashback Investment Club questions

Post by Richard Frost » Wed Sep 03 2014 9:36am

richard@imutual wrote:
I might want to put £10 into CIC every week. How do I do that and get the additional money into my bank?
You'd have to choose one week where you don't put any money into CIC, and redeem by BACS instead. Hope I've understood your question correctly :?
Yes you have. So the answer is I cannot split redemption between the two.

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Re: Cashback Investment Club questions

Post by richard@imutual » Wed Sep 03 2014 9:58am

Not in the same week, no :( I can see no objection to allowing people to do that, but it will take a bit of development time that I'm afraid we don't have just at the moment...

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