DPA Letter - more than one account at once???

Mama_2 · 10 January 2007 at 5:02PM

Is the £10 fee for information per account or for all the information they hold on me and does this include joint accounts?

drew1974 · 14 January 2007 at 9:40PM

Hi there,

Can anyone tell me whether you can just send one letter with 1 x £10 fee if you have more than one account with a particular bank?

Hopefully it's not £10 per account...

Ta
Andrew

hammodt · 15 January 2007 at 10:39AM

My understanding is that it is 1 per person. In other words you are requesting all information that they have on YOU, not on a specific account

David

freddie_2 · 16 January 2007 at 4:54PM

I have a joint account with H and we each have an account, all in the same branch. Do we need to sent one, two or three £10 cheques for statments and can we send them all together?

Oh and do we both need to sign the joint account letter?

Thanks for the help, I really want to get my letters off ASAP.

SeniorCitizenBH23 · 16 January 2007 at 6:17PM

Please can someone help me in my quest to claim back unlawful bank charges. My question is this: do I have to enclose a £10 cheque for all of the 4 accounts I want checked (all at the same bank) or will one £10 cheque cover the lot?

Many thanks.

Rex_Mundi · 16 January 2007 at 6:28PM

Please can someone help me in my quest to claim back unlawful bank charges. My question is this: do I have to enclose a £10 cheque for all of the 4 accounts I want checked (all at the same bank) or will one £10 cheque cover the lot?

One letter with all the account numbers in that bank is fine. Send this with one £10 payment.

I have a joint account with H and we each have an account, all in the same branch. Do we need to sent one, two or three £10 cheques for statments and can we send them all together?

Oh and do we both need to sign the joint account letter?

You will need two letters, and two £10 payments. Each of you will need to write seperately about your own account, but one of you can add the account number of the joint account on their letter. To claim for the joint account, you can do this together, or just one of you can claim for this account (it may be easier this way).

messiah001 · 29 January 2007 at 10:33AM

I have 2 accounts with abbey and sent 1 letter for each account and spending £20 in the process!

Looking through the CAG site i noticed a thread stateing that I could have done it with one letter as the data they hold on me is as an indivdual and not per account.

So my questions are:

Is this correct (cant seem to get any replys from CAG)?
If it is, is there any way to claim this back?

Also has any one got the "step by step FAQ" from the CAG site as i am unable to download it from them, i have reported the broken link but no reply.

Sorry if this is going over old ground.

nocman3 · 30 January 2007 at 3:01PM

I am just abut to send letters to LLoydsTSB requesting the list of bank charges on my account. I have 2 accounts with them. Should I send £20 (£10 for each account) or £10.

Rex_Mundi · 30 January 2007 at 3:12PM

nocman3 wrote:

I am just abut to send letters to LLoydsTSB requesting the list of bank charges on my account. I have 2 accounts with them. Should I send £20 (£10 for each account) or £10.

One letter, both account numbers, and one £10 payment is fine.

nocman3 · 30 January 2007 at 3:23PM

Thanks for the quick reply

DPA Letter - more than one account at once???

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