Quickquid bank details please??

[orange6]

Good evening everyone,

 

Does anyone know, or have the bank details to set up SO for Quickquid please???

[Herilsamika]

Quik Quid do not have bank details for the UK from what I have been told- that's why they will either set up a repayment plan on their on esteem on quickly pass the debt on to a debt collection firm like Muck HAll or Marshall Hoare. If I'm wrong, someone will surely come along in a minute and give the bank details out.

[Gav Kasso]

still no bank details appearing. How can a company be expected to be taken seriously when they try and refuse generally accepted methods of repayment ?

I would love to see someone post their details here! anyone ??

[renegadeimp]

They wont release them because they have a US bank. The one they use in the UK is simply a forwarding bank, where they send the money to you and charge you an "admin fee", which is the cost of transferring it from the US bank to the UK one.

[Gav Kasso]

So it appears. It is a bit 'Mickey Mouse' of them not to accept standing orders though, don't you agree?

I was told this week that they don't accept PayPal anymore. I am really not willing to give them my new debit card details and would welcome any suggestions....original loan amount was 650.

[Guest Radgie]

Same problem here.

 

They won't agree to the settlement payment unless i provide new banking details. In the process of getting a pre-paid card so i can pay them and be done with them.

[Gav Kasso]

so pre-paid is the way to go? I'll investigate that route. Not sure how it works...you just get a card and put cash on it at the Money Shop (the irony) is that right?

[Guest Radgie]

It's the only thing i can think of 'cause they ain't getting my bank details, that's for sure!

 

Virgin do a one but it costs £10 application fee but be worth it to get rid of this lot.

[Bombaymix]

Gav, pre paid is certainly the route I'd recommend for QQ at the moment.

 

Google pre paid debit cards. I believe it's as simple as topping them up in many shops. Believe they can be topped up at shops displaying paypoint or payzone logo.

 

Post office I think also does one.

 

Argh @ The Money Shop... Please, don't line their pockets further if avoidable lol.

[renegadeimp]

O2 does one too.

[Guest Radgie]

O2 does one too.

 

Just registered for one online and you get straight away access to use the card.

 

No fee for loading via debit card and spending online/shops is free.

 

Looks good!

Edited September 27, 2012 by Radgie

[Guest Radgie]

Actually, a question reagrding these pre-paid cards.

 

Once i give QuickQuid the card details to take payment on agreed date can they set a CPA on these type of accounts?

 

Obviously only ever gonna load money when i need to pay people like these.

[PDLVictim]

Another option would be to set up a basic bank account, which you just would use to have QuickQuid paid by direct debit.

[davecres]

Quick Quid supplied me with these detaisl and asked me to quote my loan reference.

 

- Select as recipient“CashEuroNetUK”

- Sort Code: 20 19 90

- Account number: 03759830

Hope that helps

 

Good evening everyone,

 

Does anyone know, or have the bank details to set up SO for Quickquid please???

[Bombaymix]

:0

[renegadeimp]

Hmm. I'm curious if that is the correct info or if its someones actual account they are posting.

 

Especially since it's from a person with one post so far. It's probably my suspicious nature, but it's better to be safe than sorry.

[davecres]

I can assure you thats the information they emailed me this week and I have setup my standing order as Im dealing with QQ at the moment.

 

You are right to be better safe than sorry but someone requested whether anyone had the details and as I did I posted.

 

If unsure then get your bank to check the information or ask QQ to confirm there bank details are what I posted.

 

 

Hmm. I'm curious if that is the correct info or if its someones actual account they are posting.

 

Especially since it's from a person with one post so far. It's probably my suspicious nature, but it's better to be safe than sorry.

[renegadeimp]

Oh im not saying you are wrong. Just we have had a lot of people on here posting false information. SOme of the posters have been PDL reps. Thats why it always pays to be cautious.

[davecres]

Oh im not saying you are wrong. Just we have had a lot of people on here posting false information. SOme of the posters have been PDL reps. Thats why it always pays to be cautious.

 

Quite right to be cautious on this and any other replies and to be honest didnt even think anyone would be daring enough to post their own bank account details so thanks for opening my eyes anyway to the possibility.

 

Incidently it was through these forums I found accidently that made me tackle the PDL spiral and get some peace of mind back so in my case Im very lucky to folk on here and also the template letters. So far am making good progress and almost all have agreed pro-rata payments and Standing order details.

 

Only one are refusing and not accepting then telling me to go to a financial management company and submit income expenditure details through one of them then they will consider repayment plan. Have pointed out msot take a chunk of available money but they havent budged but have setup a standing order anyhow

[renegadeimp]

Good to hear dave. On your problem with the PDL not accepting a repayment plan, do you need any help with getting them to agree? There are various regulations and options you can use to get them to agree.

[Gav Kasso]

how recently was this Dave?

[davecres]

Good to hear dave. On your problem with the PDL not accepting a repayment plan, do you need any help with getting them to agree? There are various regulations and options you can use to get them to agree.

 

I have sent them the take me to court letter and they just re-iterated none acceptance.

 

This was their response after I stressed again I could only offer the pro-rata rate and requesting for the fourth time their banking order details so I can setup a standing order. Luckily have found the details for the company through this site and have setup the pro-rata anyhow first payment due tomorrow

 

Thank you for your email.

 

As we have mentioned earlier, we are unable to accept your offer of £xx.xx for your total outstanding loan balance amount of £xxxx.xx for your loan agreements xxxxxx and xxxx.

 

Once again, if you are unable to make an offer payment of at least £85.00 per month as per your outstanding balance, you may get in touch with a debt management company and send over paperwork through them.

 

Should you require any additional information, please email us at [email protected]

 

Regards,

 

Customer Care Team,

[davecres]

Reply from company last Tuesday 25th September

[davecres]

how recently was this Dave?

 

Last Tuesday 25th September by email

[renegadeimp]

Care to name the PDL? They are acting well out of order, and under their credit licence terms, they cannot dictate what they deem to be an acceptable minimum. The amount in a repayment plan is decided by your financial circumstances. Not whatever arbitrary number they decide to make up.