Anyone been able to log in to Natwest Business Banking this morning?
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Better hope you don't have more than 30k in there.....Originally posted by maverick View PostAnyone been able to log in to Natwest Business Banking this morning?Cooking doesn't get tougher than this.Comment
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So did I.Originally posted by TheBigYinJames View PostBetter hope you don't have more than 30k in there.....
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Er! why exactly should I be worried?
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BigYin, IMHO you should be more careful when making flippant comments in the current climate that could cost people jobs and depress share prices when one person in the world cannot log onto a website which could be a local problem.
Don't compare it in any way with Northern Rock as you were no doubt alluding to. I am sure you would have something to say if a minor mistake YourCo made was exaggerated out of all proportion in a similar way and damaged your reputation. Not very professional, eh?
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Have you read any other threads in this forum?Originally posted by SteveCo View Postyou should be more careful when making flippant comments
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do you work for an investment bank ?Originally posted by SteveCo View PostBigYin, IMHO you should be more careful when making flippant comments in the current climate that could cost people jobs and depress share prices when one person in the world cannot log onto a website which could be a local problem.
Don't compare it in any way with Northern Rock as you were no doubt alluding to. I am sure you would have something to say if a minor mistake YourCo made was exaggerated out of all proportion in a similar way and damaged your reputation. Not very professional, eh?
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Now that response worries me more than the flippant commentsOriginally posted by SteveCo View PostBigYin, IMHO you should be more careful when making flippant comments in the current climate that could cost people jobs and depress share prices when one person in the world cannot log onto a website which could be a local problem.
Don't compare it in any way with Northern Rock as you were no doubt alluding to. I am sure you would have something to say if a minor mistake YourCo made was exaggerated out of all proportion in a similar way and damaged your reputation. Not very professional, eh?
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Reinvestment of funds in order for tomorrow methinks
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If you PM me your login details and password I have a go nowOriginally posted by maverick View PostAnyone been able to log in to Natwest Business Banking this morning?The court heard Darren Upton had written a letter to Judge Sally Cahill QC saying he wasn’t “a typical inmate of prison”.
But the judge said: “That simply demonstrates your arrogance continues. You are typical. Inmates of prison are people who are dishonest. You are a thoroughly dishonestly man motivated by your own selfish greed.”Comment
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Thanks Bagpuss, PM sent.Originally posted by Bagpuss View PostIf you PM me your login details and password I have a go nowToo close for missiles, I'm switching to guns.Comment
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