@ Sipp @ fault ... again!
So I am not alone. I too have had similar experiences to Daniel. I have been trying to move £481 cash left in a pension account when investments were sold and transferred to another provider.
The cash first appeared in April 2012. As I had heard nothing from my initial enquiry to @Sipp, I eventually wrote to the MD on 25 June asking for his help.
This prompted a formal complaint procedure to kick in (a default reaction). Seven weeks later my ‘complaint’ was not upheld, claiming that they failed, to get responses from the company managing the account, resulting in their emails left unanswered.
Nobody from @Sipp kept me informed, explained the problem they were having or offered suggestions. So I took the initiative and contacted the company concerned and the transfer process was started before the end of August.
This triggered off weeks of email tennis between @Sipp and the new provider, examples of which were, that it has been sent on 1st Sept; 'we are still looking for it'; discovering that the money was still with them on 29th Oct; promises to “sort it out” and a clear statement on 12/11 that it should be sent “sometime next week”.
On the 19th Nov I wrote again to the MD (standards and behaviours come from the top sir) and was finally paid on the 24th Nov.
Customer Service is non-existent, excuses abound, it’s never their fault, nobody takes responsibility, emails are sloppy and apologies are very rare. As a result, I wouldn’t trust them to do a good job or do what you asked for.
They are guardians of our money, not having had to work for it, and treat you like rubbish.
Expect to wait a long time from this shambles of an organisation that you would do well to avoid at all costs.
13. desember 2021
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