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Date: Mar 18, 2008 06:13
I think this is on topic as I guess some traders here in UAC used Nochex in
the past?
If you haven't logged in to your Nochex account for a year or two you may
find, as I did, that Nochex have taken all your money!
I had
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Author: John BlundellJohn Blundell Date: Mar 18, 2008 07:25
On Tue, 18 Mar 2008 in article <13tvfve8lk3jr5e@ corp.supernews.com>,
Andy Whitfield writes>
>If you haven't logged in to your Nochex account for a year or two you may
>find, as I did, that Nochex have taken all your money!
>I had £45 in my account. Logged in the other day (had to re-activate my
>account first) and found my balance to be zero!
>Having contacted Nochex they say I've been charged £5/quarter for NOT using
>my account.
>
>I've started a thread on uk.people.consumers.ebay on the 17-3-08, titled
>"Anyone here used Nochex in the past?"
>Andy
Thanks for the heads-up. They have robbed my account too. Fortunately
I only had £2.10 left in there, but it might have been substantially
more as I was in the habit of leaving money received in there until I
needed to make a Nochex payment.
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Date: Mar 18, 2008 07:43
"John Blundell" privacy.net> wrote in message
news:MLNrZdFDD93HFwvt@ntlworld.com...> On Tue, 18 Mar 2008 in article <13tvfve8lk3jr5e@ corp.supernews.com>, Andy
> Whitfield writes>>
>>If you haven't logged in to your Nochex account for a year or two you may
>>find, as I did, that Nochex have taken all your money!
>>I had
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Author: John BlundellJohn Blundell Date: Mar 18, 2008 07:58
On Tue, 18 Mar 2008 in article <13tvl809pmmb96a@ corp.supernews.com>,
Andy Whitfield writes>The £5/quarter charge is hidden deep in the T&C. But they never emailed
>me. I asked them why not. And they said "We do not constantly monitor
>every account so we do not have knowledge of when an account is to
>become dormant to inform the account holder whose ultimate
>responsibility it is to ensure that they account remains active " Funny
>how they can then take £45 in one go from my account even though it is
>not monitored!
>Andy
Why would the account need to be monitored? Every other email they send
me is sent automatically. I really do not believe there is an army of
clerks typing out "£9.47 has just been sent from your account" and
composing each marketing message individually. The whole point of the
Nochex model is that each account is not individually monitored. We
must assume that it was a conscious choice not to program in an
automatic email when raiding the accounts for "dormant" fees.
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Author: Alex ThrelfallAlex Threlfall Date: Mar 18, 2008 13:11
In article <13tvfve8lk3jr5e@ corp.supernews.com>, "Andy Whitfield"
whitfield 2002 at yahoo dot co dot uk> says... > I think this is on topic as I guess some traders here in UAC used Nochex in
> the past?
>
> If you haven't logged in to your Nochex account for a year or two you may
> find, as I did, that Nochex have taken all your money!
> I had £45 in my account. Logged in the other day (had to re-activate my
> account first) and found my balance to be zero!
> Having contacted Nochex they say I've been charged £5/quarter for NOT using
> my account.
>
> I've started a thread on uk.people.consumers.ebay on the 17-3-08, titled
> "Anyone here used Nochex in the past?"
> Andy
>
>
> Looking at mine it's gone inactive, shan't be re-activating it. There
were a number of reasons behind my dropping of nochex last year, and I ...
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Date: Mar 18, 2008 14:02
Alex Threlfall wrote:
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> Looking at mine it's gone inactive, shan't be re-activating it. There
> were a number of reasons behind my dropping of nochex last year, and I
> shall now add this to the list. IIRC it was a change of their Terms &
> Conditions that I objected to...
I spent all of my money on web hosting :-(
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Author: Peter A ForbesPeter A Forbes Date: Mar 18, 2008 14:25
On Tue, 18 Mar 2008 21:02:22 +0000, Steve Olive
wrote:
>Alex Threlfall wrote:
>
>>>
>> Looking at mine it's gone inactive, shan't be re-activating it. There
>> were a number of reasons behind my dropping of nochex last year, and I
>> shall now add this to the list. IIRC it was a change of their Terms &
>> Conditions that I objected to...
>
>I spent all of my money on web hosting :-(
Ditto!
Alex must be on the Rich List by now.... :-)
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Author: John BlundellJohn Blundell Date: Mar 18, 2008 14:40
On Tue, 18 Mar 2008 in article
4ax.com>, Peter A Forbes
easynet.co.uk> writes>On Tue, 18 Mar 2008 21:02:22 +0000, Steve Olive
> wrote:
>
>>Alex Threlfall wrote:
>>
>>>>
>>> Looking at mine it's gone inactive, shan't be re-activating it. There
>>> were a number of reasons behind my dropping of nochex last year, and I
>>> shall now add this to the list. IIRC it was a change of their Terms &
>>> Conditions that I objected to...
>>
>>I spent all of my money on web hosting :-(
>
>Ditto!
>
>Alex must be on the Rich List by now.... :-)
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Author: Alex ThrelfallAlex Threlfall Date: Mar 18, 2008 16:50
> On Tue, 18 Mar 2008 in article
> 4ax.com>, Peter A Forbes
> easynet.co.uk> writes>>On Tue, 18 Mar 2008 21:02:22 +0000, Steve Olive
>> wrote:
>>
>>>Alex Threlfall wrote:
>>>
>>>>>
>>>> Looking at mine it's gone inactive, shan't be re-activating it. There
>>>> were a number of reasons behind my dropping of nochex last year, and I
>>>> shall now add this to the list. IIRC it was a change of their Terms &
>>>> Conditions that I objected to...
>>>
>>>I spent all of my money on web hosting :-(
>>
>>Ditto!
>>
>>Alex must be on the Rich List by now.... :-) ...
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Author: DCADCA Date: Mar 19, 2008 00:01
Andy Whitfield wrote:
> I think this is on topic as I guess some traders here in UAC used Nochex in
> the past?
>
> If you haven't logged in to your Nochex account for a year or two you may
> find, as I did, that Nochex have taken all your money!
> I had £45 in my account. Logged in the other day (had to re-activate my
> account first) and found my balance to be zero!
> Having contacted Nochex they say I've been charged £5/quarter for NOT using
> my account.
>
> I've started a thread on uk.people.consumers.ebay on the 17-3-08, titled
> "Anyone here used Nochex in the past?"
> Andy
>
>
> That is disgraceful - makes paypal charges seem reasonable (and to a
large they are - and if nothing else it is at least they're professional!)
Contact Watchdog who will help in killing them off! ...
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