Lloyds tsb branch

[morgan23]

What lloyds tsb branch has sort code 87 68 94

[jno]

a quick google suggests Glenrothes, but I don't know personally

[morgan23]

Thank's for that...
I googled too and came up with conflicting info.
Lloyds
Glenrothes
G2 8AB

However the postcode is in Glasgow and Glenrothes is in Fife..
odd lol.

[factor-fiction]

Before I waste any time on this is there any chance of telling us what possible use the info could be? I doubt the branch address is relevant.
And can anyone tell me why do only green newbies ask these questions?

[TCL-MUMPING]

You're a ray of sunshine aren't you morgan23?

As per the Lloyds TSB website

Glenrothes
7-9 Postgate
Glenrothes
Fife
KY7 5LH

Sortcodes: 87-68-94



Now, how about you apologise for the abuse?

[morgan23]

Quote
Before I waste any time on this is there any chance of telling us what possible use the info could be? I doubt the branch address is relevant.
And can anyone tell me why do only green newbies ask these questions?
Unquote..

Was there any need for the above opening statement to a new member?
I asked what I thought to be a reasonable question and got an insulting response from the above poster.
jno didn't seem to have any issues with my polite request.

[morgan23]

Oh,
Thank's for the information you so kindly supplied.

[TCL-MUMPING]

�factor30, What a 24ct pretentious berk!!
Get a life..Christ you have a very high opinion of yourself don't you???�

"If you can't or wont contribute to the subject"
STAY THE HELL OFF MY POST!!!!!�

"AND get a higher Suntan Lotion cos factor30 has definately allow the sun to fry whatever grey matter you had when you were 5 years old."

Was there any need for the abuse you wrote? I appreciate you are upset at being conned but that is no reason to vent yir anger at anyone else.

I need no thanks but factor deserves an apology

[morgan23]

I need no thanks.
Fine.

but factor deserves an apology !
See below:-

Before I waste any time on this is there any chance of telling us what possible use the info could be? I doubt the branch address is relevant.
And can anyone tell me why do only green newbies ask these questions?

Yes and so do I.

[TCL-MUMPING]

Did factor insult you? No. Imply you had the intelligence of a five-year old? No.

All you had to post in response was the reason for the request, not difficult eh? I

[TCL-MUMPING]

I would rather be boring than obnoxious.

[Ethel]

Don't you know how to google, morgan23?

The information you sought can easily be found by anybody - or even by a telephone call to Lloyds.

Obviously it is too much for you.

[morgan23]

Ethel YOU are too much for me

If you are on a forum ETHEL then YOU SHOULD Know when to stay silent until you have something constructive to offer.

[Ethel]

You have said nothing at all constructive, maybe abuse is your only form of communication.

Stress kills.

[factor-fiction]

I have been out all day but just seen this thread. I will apologise morgan23 for the tone of my initial posting. I have answered many postings about sort codes and I think every one has been from a new AB member and 95% have never acknowledged the help we Answerbankers give.

Also I and others have queried what possible use the info could be, but 95% of the time the poster never enlightens us. Some suggest the requests are from either fraudsters or the cash machine equivalent of trainspotters- I've never said that but I have queried what possible use the info is.

I have also wondered why anone takes the troubl to sign up to AB to ask a question that can be answered more easily by your bank or via Google.

If there is a fraud I think you should ask your bank or ask lloyds. I'm puzled as to what use the branch address is to you in chasing up a fraud. You don't have to tell us, of course, but I'd be really interested to know, so I may be more inclined to help others in future with sort code queries.

Anyway, sorry if I got the tone wrong and tarred you with the same brush as most other green newbie sort code query posters who, to me (as I'm a pretensious berk), are generally time wasters in my view.