Re: MONEX is crap **Avoid** {UPDATE!}
Posted: Sat Jun 12, 2021 1:47 pm
Hi.
Just to update my experience with Monex and to ask a few questions.
I wanted to open a Money securities account with a Tsumitate NISA. I clicked the "apply by post" section. I filled out the bits online and two days later, I got the paper version in the post. Sent it back with a copy of my residence card and my MyNumber card. About a week later, I received an email asking what my name is all about. They asked if my name falls into situation 1 or 2 (Using Alan Gordon Partridge as an example name)
Situation 1
First name: Gordon
Last Name: Partridge Alan
Situation 2
First name: Partridge
Last name: Alan Gordon
To be honest, I found it amusing more than frustrating. I replied saying which part of the name was which. I asked if I needed to have my middle name in the Monex ID or not. They replied saying it must have my middle name included and it can't contain a space between first and middle name because of their system limitations.
So, I had to go with my first and middle names combined as others in this thread have mentioned.
Partridge Alangordon
I received the log in details in the post yesterday and have gone through the opening procedures this evening. I've reached the point where I have my Money securities account open with a Tsumitate NISA ready to go. A good first step.
Firstly, Gareth's top tip - when sending in your paper application (and this tip would probably work for any paper-based application), put a sticky note on your application saying which part of your name is first name, middle name and last name. Wish I'd thought of this before but will definitely do this in the future.
Then two questions.
1.
I opened an iDeCo with Monex last year but didn't open a securities account at that time. I didn't put my middle name on that, so it's:
Partridge Alan
Just wondered if anyone has any experience of adding a middle name to their iDeCo name? I need to do that so I can view it on the Monex site instead of the JIS&T site. When I replied to the email above, I asked about my iDeCo name and they told me to call up their iDeCo helpline to change it, but just wanted to check if anyone else has experience of doing this before I go ahead and do it.
2.
As others in the thread have mentioned, I'm now in the position of having the following:
Monex: Partridge Alangordon
Bank: Partridge Alan Gordon
Just wondered how everyone has got on with this issue. I didn't read above everyone's solution. Does everyone follow the bank transfer method mentioned above, physically deleting the space when transferring the money, or have other solutions been found? Just thought I would ask before I blunder on.
Thanks everyone.
Just to update my experience with Monex and to ask a few questions.
I wanted to open a Money securities account with a Tsumitate NISA. I clicked the "apply by post" section. I filled out the bits online and two days later, I got the paper version in the post. Sent it back with a copy of my residence card and my MyNumber card. About a week later, I received an email asking what my name is all about. They asked if my name falls into situation 1 or 2 (Using Alan Gordon Partridge as an example name)
Situation 1
First name: Gordon
Last Name: Partridge Alan
Situation 2
First name: Partridge
Last name: Alan Gordon
To be honest, I found it amusing more than frustrating. I replied saying which part of the name was which. I asked if I needed to have my middle name in the Monex ID or not. They replied saying it must have my middle name included and it can't contain a space between first and middle name because of their system limitations.
So, I had to go with my first and middle names combined as others in this thread have mentioned.
Partridge Alangordon
I received the log in details in the post yesterday and have gone through the opening procedures this evening. I've reached the point where I have my Money securities account open with a Tsumitate NISA ready to go. A good first step.
Firstly, Gareth's top tip - when sending in your paper application (and this tip would probably work for any paper-based application), put a sticky note on your application saying which part of your name is first name, middle name and last name. Wish I'd thought of this before but will definitely do this in the future.
Then two questions.
1.
I opened an iDeCo with Monex last year but didn't open a securities account at that time. I didn't put my middle name on that, so it's:
Partridge Alan
Just wondered if anyone has any experience of adding a middle name to their iDeCo name? I need to do that so I can view it on the Monex site instead of the JIS&T site. When I replied to the email above, I asked about my iDeCo name and they told me to call up their iDeCo helpline to change it, but just wanted to check if anyone else has experience of doing this before I go ahead and do it.
2.
As others in the thread have mentioned, I'm now in the position of having the following:
Monex: Partridge Alangordon
Bank: Partridge Alan Gordon
Just wondered how everyone has got on with this issue. I didn't read above everyone's solution. Does everyone follow the bank transfer method mentioned above, physically deleting the space when transferring the money, or have other solutions been found? Just thought I would ask before I blunder on.
Thanks everyone.