They are allowed to close anyone's account at any time for any reason as far as I know. So not sure why people are debating whether he deserves a warning or not. They have decided they don't want his business because of his usage of the card and closed his account accordingly.
That said, I'm not what this means for the rest of us who are making Telstra/Optus payments. Do they want us all gone or is it just people clogging up Coles/wollies machines for hours a day? It's been a month since Rick told us he was being closed down and so far I haven't heard of anyone else meeting the same demise. Have I missed anything on the thread or am I correct that he is the only one? I've certainly had nothing happen to me so far and actually had a record (for me) number of points credited to my QFF account today for December transactions.
No issues for me since the phone call from Optus quite a few months ago, they haven't bothered me since. This Bankwest Account has definitely helped boost my QFF Points balance. 6,752 points credited this month. (I missed a few days due to Xmas)
If it continues, I'll be looking at booking a 140k oneworld award trip for late 2016
Yay, i have my goal now. Under 50% to go.560k: Biz for 2
Unless they are attacking it how they would attack a normal legal dispute.
Using "Rick" as a test case. Once FOS rules against one person then BankWest can refute FOS involvement and FOS has no real choice but to close the dispute if the circumstances are close to identical.
Who was the other person to have their account closed? I can't recall reading that one.That would be true if the circumstances were indeed close to identical but given reputedly he is only one of two to receive the "letter" one suspects that is in fact not the case.
Are you sure about this, I had another BW account I closed some time ago. While the account was closed I still had internet access and could see statements on this account.However, given my account is 'closed', I can't get an eStatement to show 'how' I 'earned' those points ...
Who was the other person to have their account closed? I can't recall reading that one.
I only know about it as I know numerous people who work for BankWest - lol.
Do you know of any others who've had their accounts closed just for the 50 a day transactions through Telstra or Optus or similar? Or is it just those who are doing the 200 a day Coles transactions and things like that?
I only know about it as I know numerous people who work for BankWest - lol.
Fantastic news.No plans yet.
We're not causing enough of a problem. Bulk offline paypass requires manual processing.
So, during a phone call in October or so last year I was told that I'm eligible for the 10,000 points and I just need to wait for them to be accredited. Yesterday I looked into it again and just got a phone call saying that I'm ineligible even though I've deposited the requested amounts. Apparently, the system didn't recognise my registration so it's as if I was never part of the promotion. Yay.
So, during a phone call in October or so last year I was told that I'm eligible for the 10,000 points and I just need to wait for them to be accredited. Yesterday I looked into it again and just got a phone call saying that I'm ineligible even though I've deposited the requested amounts. Apparently, the system didn't recognise my registration so it's as if I was never part of the promotion. Yay.
^Introductory bonus Qantas Points offer: Bankwest Qantas Transaction Account must be held for at least 3 months. Qantas Points will be credited within the 2 month period after satisfaction of these conditions. BankwestQantas Transaction Account must be open at time of the Qantas Points payment and linked to a valid Qantas Frequent Flyer account to receive the bonus Qantas points. Excludes existing Bankwest transaction account holders. The Qantas Points offer is subject to change. Offer ends 18 July 2014.