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Withdrew £200 - charged but no money!!
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Thanks a lot for all your help guys so far! Yeah I'm not sure what I was thinking taking out that much :rolleyes: didn't plan on spending it all on the night out though - some of it was for the train home etc (but clubs in Manchester are pretty expensive!)
Went and talked to the bank and they said it would take between 1 and 2 weeks :eek: which is a big problem especially as I've got a couple of direct debits (car insurance and phone bill) coming out before Feb 1st, not sure what to do! Is there any chance of getting a temporary overdraft extension? I've got a very good credit history if that helps, as I used and paid off credit cards every month for 2 years pre-uni.
The only thing is my overdraft facility's already at 2 grand(precisely £19.53 away from the limit :eek: ) which is a lot for a 21-year old student, so don't know how willing they'd be to increase it further!
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Most instances nationwide know whats happened and within a few days money is back in your bank!0
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sillystudent wrote: »Thanks a lot for all your help guys so far! Yeah I'm not sure what I was thinking taking out that much :rolleyes: didn't plan on spending it all on the night out though - some of it was for the train home etc (but clubs in Manchester are pretty expensive!)
Went and talked to the bank and they said it would take between 1 and 2 weeks :eek: which is a big problem especially as I've got a couple of direct debits (car insurance and phone bill) coming out before Feb 1st, not sure what to do! Is there any chance of getting a temporary overdraft extension? I've got a very good credit history if that helps, as I used and paid off credit cards every month for 2 years pre-uni.
The only thing is my overdraft facility's already at 2 grand(precisely £19.53 away from the limit :eek: ) which is a lot for a 21-year old student, so don't know how willing they'd be to increase it further!
You can increase over £2k, but it ceases being interest free - it goes to 8.9%. You can apply in any branch, and you'll have to go through the budget planner and all that stuff again. Might be worth asking for it on a short term of 1 month, and only ask for that £200 as an increase.What would William Shatner do?0 -
What was the outcome of this Have u got your money back yet? I hope so....0
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