Abacist
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I have just tried to do this via internet banking. Last year I don't remember having a problem.
This year both HSBC and Lloyds require you to enter each country you will be visiting and the specific dates in each country and no overlapping dates are allowed. The Lloyds banking site helpfully suggests that you can phone and give the staff details so I gave this a try.
Oh dear! What a useless system that does not cater for us wanderlusts at all!
Hello! I am going to Europe in my MoHo and will be visiting the following countries and our departure dates are x and return dates are y.
I'm sorry Sir but the system requires me to enter the arrival and departure dates for each country.
But that's not what MoHoming is all about! I have a return Channel Tunnel booking but have no idea where I'll be at any given time.
Then you will need to telephone us or use internet banking whilst abroad to let us know your whereabouts!
Gave up! Useless!
We will be taking cash and FX card and Halifax credit card for primary use. Lloyds and HSBC were only for emergencies anyway. I wonder how I will get on with Halifax and FX? I will advise in due course!
This year both HSBC and Lloyds require you to enter each country you will be visiting and the specific dates in each country and no overlapping dates are allowed. The Lloyds banking site helpfully suggests that you can phone and give the staff details so I gave this a try.
Oh dear! What a useless system that does not cater for us wanderlusts at all!
Hello! I am going to Europe in my MoHo and will be visiting the following countries and our departure dates are x and return dates are y.
I'm sorry Sir but the system requires me to enter the arrival and departure dates for each country.
But that's not what MoHoming is all about! I have a return Channel Tunnel booking but have no idea where I'll be at any given time.
Then you will need to telephone us or use internet banking whilst abroad to let us know your whereabouts!
Gave up! Useless!
We will be taking cash and FX card and Halifax credit card for primary use. Lloyds and HSBC were only for emergencies anyway. I wonder how I will get on with Halifax and FX? I will advise in due course!