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Payments into bank

NaomiQuinn · 2010-01-06 10:20:54

With the bad weather we have experienced lately, it would be a lot easier to have payments made directly into bank accounts rather than the post office. Has anyone got a link to the form used to request direct payments?

06-01-2010 10:20am

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NaomiQuinn

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With the bad weather we have experienced lately, it would be a lot easier to have payments made directly into bank accounts rather than the post office.

Has anyone got a link to the form used to request direct payments?

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#2 06-01-2010 1:01pm

uoluol

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This option is no longer available. There have been a few threads on this forum about it, it was mainly stopped as a fraud preventative measure.

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#3 06-01-2010 9:25pm

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NaomiQuinn wrote: »

With the bad weather we have experienced lately, it would be a lot easier to have payments made directly into bank accounts rather than the post office.

Has anyone got a link to the form used to request direct payments?

I wish it was posible
I live 3/4 hour from the post office and the only thing i have to do is sign ,collect and put it in the same postoffice on my bank account
I hate that system

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#4 07-01-2010 9:42am

Clueless09

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you can request a form to get paid into your account, i think you have to be collecting for 6 or 9 months before you can, When i was collecting, the lady in the post office was the one who told me to go in and fill out the form to do it...
you need to apply in your social welfare office
Best of luck

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#5 07-01-2010 2:25pm

Breaktown

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I asked in my SW office about getting paid into the bank after six months and they told me that wasn't possible....

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#6 07-01-2010 3:04pm

Clueless09

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there was a recent thread on this i think December ill search and post a link ...

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#7 07-01-2010 3:09pm

Clueless09

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http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2055773171

appears it is at the discretion of your local office but it is possible

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