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which lloyds branch uses sort code 87-34-66?
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which lloyds branch uses sort code 87-34-66?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.It doesn't look like a Lloyds sort code to me, I've banked with them over the years and the sort code's never started with 8. However - look here - it's Lloyds Bank Scotland - used to be TSB - whose sort codes begin with 87. This was quite easy to google, btw. http://en.wikipedia.o...of_the_United_Kingdom
Branch: GLASGOW PARKHEAD FORGE
Bank: LLOYDS TSB SCOTLAND
Address: CSC Dept. 3466 6th Floor, 2 Atlantic Quay 45 Robertson Street Glasgow G2 8AB
Telephone: 0141 2492683
(Note this is the contact address that the bank has specified, not necessarily the physical address of the bank branch itself) Media URL: http://www.unifiedsoftware.co.uk
Description: Source of banking software and data
Bank: LLOYDS TSB SCOTLAND
Address: CSC Dept. 3466 6th Floor, 2 Atlantic Quay 45 Robertson Street Glasgow G2 8AB
Telephone: 0141 2492683
(Note this is the contact address that the bank has specified, not necessarily the physical address of the bank branch itself) Media URL: http://www.unifiedsoftware.co.uk
Description: Source of banking software and data
I think this may be because when they type something into google search it throws up similar questions that appeared on AB.
I'm sure most of the posters asking the questions aren't fraudsters, I think they just misunderstand the usefulness of a sort code. I think some probably don't recognise a transaction and thing that by finding out branch location they might be able to work out who took the money.
Sometimes it's the fault of institutions who on DD/SO forms ask for your sort code and branch address, and if you only bank online you may not know your branch address- but why they don't ask their bank I don't know.
I'm sure most of the posters asking the questions aren't fraudsters, I think they just misunderstand the usefulness of a sort code. I think some probably don't recognise a transaction and thing that by finding out branch location they might be able to work out who took the money.
Sometimes it's the fault of institutions who on DD/SO forms ask for your sort code and branch address, and if you only bank online you may not know your branch address- but why they don't ask their bank I don't know.
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