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Anyone had an issue where you log in and it says "No account available, call us on XXX to resolve this."?
Same here.Anyone had an issue where you log in and it says "No account available, call us on XXX to resolve this."?
I currently use Tyme as a secondary account, I'd be reluctant to make it primary at this stage.
All banks go down sometimes. They fixed it already anyway...I phoned the line and got an automated thing saying "We are aware of the techincal issue and are working to resolve" or something like that, then it asked me if I still wanted to speak to someone.
So points for communicating, but ... not great. What if I wanted to make a payment? I really just wanted to check my balance but it could interrupt my ability to actually use the bank.
I currently use Tyme as a secondary account, I'd be reluctant to make it primary at this stage.
Looks like they are allowing foreign currency transactions now.
Paid my google Gsuite account now. They did not take any currency conversion fee by the looks of it.
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I can't remember the last time Capitec was down let alone when I wanted to use it. Really this Tyme's main problem, nobody can rely on it for a primary bank.All banks go down sometimes. They fixed it already anyway...
Beginning of July https://mybroadband.co.za/forum/threads/so-i-went-to-capitec.694410/page-90I can't remember the last time Capitec was down let alone when I wanted to use it. Really this Tyme's main problem, nobody can rely on it for a primary bank.
I currently use Tyme as a secondary account, I'd be reluctant to make it primary at this stage.
Tyme is for saving/emergency fund, nothing else.
They already have 1.2 million active clients so they just need a million more to break even...The problem with thinking of it that way is that it's not really sustainable.
The bank needs customers to actually use it in order to have a hope of generating a profit.
If it's just folks like us, parking cash for interest rate purposes... How do they actually turn a profit and stay in business?
TymeBank said at the end of July 2020 that it had reached over 2 million customers – 60% of which are active clients.
The problem with thinking of it that way is that it's not really sustainable.
The bank needs customers to actually use it in order to have a hope of generating a profit.
If it's just folks like us, parking cash for interest rate purposes... How do they actually turn a profit and stay in business?
All in good Tyme, get the customers first and then everything will follow.The problem with thinking of it that way is that it's not really sustainable.
The bank needs customers to actually use it in order to have a hope of generating a profit.
If it's just folks like us, parking cash for interest rate purposes... How do they actually turn a profit and stay in business?
What are their criteria? You need to make more from your customers than what you spend on them. Right now it looks more like people park their cash there and use it only as a backup.They already have 1.2 million active clients so they just need a million more to break even...
https://mybroadband.co.za/news/bank...-tymebank-vs-discovery-bank-vs-bank-zero.html
You would need a normal savings account first, but their isn't any monthly fees. You only pay for certain transactions etc. All of it is here: https://www.tymebank.co.za/help-support/search/everyday-personal-accountHello all,
Some help please.
I'm wanting to open up some Goal Save accounts. Don't have anything with Tyme currently.
Can I just open GS accounts or must I first open a transaction account? I don't want monthly fees/don't intend on 'daily' banking with Tyme.
Thanks
I will start using it when I see some sanity in their website. Just now transferred some money from everyday account to goal and whoosh - money is no where to be seen. This happens much too often these days.I currently use Tyme as a secondary account, I'd be reluctant to make it primary at this stage.