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Hi - yes - I'm sure. However, as GB referred to, it's not a great idea to open so many.

I have two - both with cards. I have previously closed two, waited a month or so and re-opened a couple. Naming them as "holiday savings" or "new car savings" etc helps to flow under the radar...

I guess the point is...if we use Stealth properly...we shouldn't need too many accounts :)

How do Nationwide e-savers hold up to stealth accounts / PP Deposits? I opened one yesterday but only got a XXXX/XXXXXXXXX number. Its not appearing on my online accounts list either :S

I've seen a few threads where the suitability of Co-Op's Smart Saver has been mentioned, mainly in relation to whether or not it had a Direct Debit facility.

I can confirm that it worked perfectly for me.

co op smart saver has dd facility?

Yes, 100% so - the Paypal mirco-deposits worked fine when I recently tried it with mine.

Its not the micro deposits that are the issue, its the direct debit mandate being rejected. When did you verify the account?

Smart Saver officially only has standing order facility and does not offer DD.

The micro deposits will be accepted but the likelihood is that the dd mandate will be rejected at some point.

thats right

you get the deposits and verify,but if the bank account does not accept direct debit then pp will remove it