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Please Help !!!
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GonzoAston wrote: »REALLY???
I never knew they could refuse you for that reason
I didnt even know they could ask you. Shocking :eek: I was never asked by Natwest when I opened with them.
Well they didnt say it was for that reason but it was strange that after they asked that a few days later the letter dropped on my mat stating at this time they could not offer me an account !!!
Thanks for your help but im still a bit stuck on if I can claim further or if you can only claim once for the last six years which i have done once ?0 -
Just searching for you now, lol
I know my spelling is shocking :eek: It is alot better than it used to be though :rotfl:0 -
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And finally...
Although you are perfectly entitled to claim unlawful charges levied against you as many times as you wish, you should also be asking yourself how it is that you are managing to breach repeated agreements with your bank over your overdraft limit.
There may be issues there about how you manage your money more effectively and even, potentially, to do with dealing with debt.
Sometimes, though it may be painful to admit the fact, it is not only the bank that is at fault."
Taken from:
http://www.buyassociation.co.uk/money/text/banking---saving/buyassociation/reclaiming-on-excess-bank-charges.html
Hope that helps you
I know my spelling is shocking :eek: It is alot better than it used to be though :rotfl:0 -
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Awwww. Shucks

I know my spelling is shocking :eek: It is alot better than it used to be though :rotfl:0 -
I do know its my own fault really that I am incuuring charges. I just feel they are ridiculously high.
I suppose it will make me do something about it and tighten those purse strings.
Bang goes the new golf clubs !!!
Thanks for your help anyway my friend !0 -
lol, I just copied the last bit, including this ""There may be issues there about how you manage your money more effectively and even, potentially, to do with dealing with debt.
Sometimes, though it may be painful to admit the fact, it is not only the bank that is at fault""
Wasnt giving you a lecture, as you already said you were sorting it out, lol
I know my spelling is shocking :eek: It is alot better than it used to be though :rotfl:0 -
GonzoAston wrote: »lol, I just copied the last bit, including this ""There may be issues there about how you manage your money more effectively and even, potentially, to do with dealing with debt.
Sometimes, though it may be painful to admit the fact, it is not only the bank that is at fault""
Wasnt giving you a lecture, as you already said you were sorting it out, lol
No I know you wasnt. lol.
I need to get my back side into gear now and sort the overdraft before their next review date !!!!!!0 -
Good luck.
Id still open up another account, just incase jthey do close yours after you claim back again (once its all up and running again)
I know my spelling is shocking :eek: It is alot better than it used to be though :rotfl:0 -
GonzoAston wrote: »Good luck.
Id still open up another account, just incase jthey do close yours after you claim back again (once its all up and running again)
Yeah Ill try to do that. Thanks again.0
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