NS&I responds after Premium Bonds ‘suddenly disappear’ from on-line account

A person was shocked to find a few of his Premium Bonds had ‘suddenly disappeared’ from his on-line account.

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Twitter consumer @lahori_badshah1 despatched a message to NS&I as that they had purchased Bonds for his or her daughter 18 years in the past however they appeared to have disappeared.

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They stated: “All of a sudden all the records of the bonds have disappeared from online account. No letters or any notifications were sent to me.”

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NS&I stated in response: “The Bonds would have been removed from your online profile when she turned 16.”

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The supplier additionally stated the daughter may learn the way to arrange her personal account utilizing this webpage.

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The man then replied to say his daughter had been requested by NS&I to finish fill in some varieties and supply an announcement from a buddy for ID functions.

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He stated: “This is so confusing process, I should have been sent a letter or email for smooth transition.”

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NS&I then requested the person to ship the group a direct message so they may assist him additional.

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Another dad additionally contacted NS&I over Twitter with a question about Premium Bonds he had bought for his son.

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Twitter consumer @chubberoo stated he had arrange some Premium Bonds in his title for his son earlier than he was born, and he needed to switch them into his son's title.

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He defined: “Obviously he’ll have to have all my details as he’s only one but just want to make sure it’s in his name.”

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The supplier informed the person he would have the ability to discover out if the Bonds are in his title or within the baby’s title by logging into his account.

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The man reiterated that the Bonds usually are not in his son’s title as he was not but born when the dad bought them.

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NS&I stated in response: “In that case, you would not be able transfer the Bonds to your child directly. You would need to cash in the Bonds and re-apply in your child's name.”

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