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12 May 2010

I am incensed that as a customer of longstanding with Nationwide BS, I requested a free temporary overdraft and was told it was only for new customers

We are purchasing a new motorhome and have approx a two week delay before an insurance policy matures. I have around £10000 in my flex a/c which pays no interest, some of this will go towards the mhome. They have the use of my money and cannot provide a free overdraft of £6000 for two weeks. WHY should we put up with this treatment

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