Bank details and Homebase
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Unless I am missing something, they tell you to make sure if you are using your card on line, make the link shows https to ensure a secure link. (The "s" means secure or words to that effect).
NEVER reveals bank details to anyone, so when I was going to apply for a Homebase store card in the store, this spotty kid gave me a form to fill in. This would result in my getting £15 off my product.
It wanted my name, address, no probs, then
BANK ACCOUNT NUMBER, AND SORT CODE.
Now would you give a complete stranger your name, address, bank account number and sort code? Its like stopping a complete stranger in the street and giving him all your bank details to him.
Cant be right, I will be sending a lovely letter to the manager tomorrow to ask him about it.

NEVER reveals bank details to anyone, so when I was going to apply for a Homebase store card in the store, this spotty kid gave me a form to fill in. This would result in my getting £15 off my product.
It wanted my name, address, no probs, then
BANK ACCOUNT NUMBER, AND SORT CODE.Now would you give a complete stranger your name, address, bank account number and sort code? Its like stopping a complete stranger in the street and giving him all your bank details to him.
Cant be right, I will be sending a lovely letter to the manager tomorrow to ask him about it.

Vipers said:
Unless I am missing something, they tell you to make sure if you are using your card on line, make the link shows https to ensure a secure link. (The "s" means secure or words to that effect).
NEVER reveals bank details to anyone, so when I was going to apply for a Homebase store card in the store, this spotty kid gave me a form to fill in. This would result in my getting £15 off my product.
It wanted my name, address, no probs, then
BANK ACCOUNT NUMBER, AND SORT CODE.
Now would you give a complete stranger your name, address, bank account number and sort code? Its like stopping a complete stranger in the street and giving him all your bank details to him.
Cant be right, I will be sending a lovely letter to the manager tomorrow to ask him about it.

Don't send the letter. I've highlighted the important phrases in your OP. One is online, the other is a form to fill in so they can set the Direct Debit up. Its perfectly normal.NEVER reveals bank details to anyone, so when I was going to apply for a Homebase store card in the store, this spotty kid gave me a form to fill in. This would result in my getting £15 off my product.
It wanted my name, address, no probs, then
BANK ACCOUNT NUMBER, AND SORT CODE.Now would you give a complete stranger your name, address, bank account number and sort code? Its like stopping a complete stranger in the street and giving him all your bank details to him.
Cant be right, I will be sending a lovely letter to the manager tomorrow to ask him about it.

s3fella said:
Just burn your local Homebase store, burn it good, so the sort code gets charred proper.
If the rozzers come for you, remember to blow your head off, Big Vern Style. That'll learn the lot of em.
Someone did the chineese take away the other week, maybe Homebase is on their list If the rozzers come for you, remember to blow your head off, Big Vern Style. That'll learn the lot of em.


SC7 said:
I never understand things like this.
What's the worst someone could do with your account number and sort code anyway?
Am I being naive?
As Jeremy Clarkson foudn out, some direct debits can be set up without your permissionWhat's the worst someone could do with your account number and sort code anyway?
Am I being naive?
However the chances of someone just being able to withdraw lots of money are slim.
Unless they have direct debit money taking facilities i guess!
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