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Unauthorised overdraft charges........
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snugglepants wrote: »natweststaffmember - Thanks for pointing that out, yes I do already know this as I have looked it up, and Premier has provided relevant info. Btw, why are you amused as to how the bank will deal with it?
I know it's hard to gauge someone's "tone" via text, but what's the problem here?
I'm amused for two reasons; (1) I have never ever dealt with a complaint of that nature in the 8 years I was in retail banking and I dealt with a vast array of issues.
(2) had I not looked up the originators guide, I would have missed it so IF you do get consequential loss from the complaint then that is where it will be a first so keep up the good work Premier and snugglepants cos this could be something significant. 0 -
Here's an example of the old paper based claim form that banks used to use.
http://download627.mediafire.com/ydyw2ps2ldjg/wmjknmkkh3j/DD_Indemnity.pdf
As you can see, it's the same claim form for whatever Indemity Claim is made. Consequential loss is the last box.
As I said, I would expect this is now an automated system, but it would be based on the original paper based process.
Edit: Above link no longer appears active, try alternative download link here
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