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smarie
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Hi everyone:hello:
I am with first direct (hsbc bank) and I managed to claim back most of my bank charges in 2007. When I agreed the sum and accepted I had to sign a form stating that this was full and final settlement.
Anyway I have since had further bank charges more than likely totalling about £400/500. Would I be able to open a new case for the charges I have built up since the first charges were refunded to me.
I know I should have been more money managed with my account but all it seems to take is one month of charges for going over by about 20p then the following month its fifty because I dont have the funds to pay the origional charge if that makes sense.
TIA
I am with first direct (hsbc bank) and I managed to claim back most of my bank charges in 2007. When I agreed the sum and accepted I had to sign a form stating that this was full and final settlement.
Anyway I have since had further bank charges more than likely totalling about £400/500. Would I be able to open a new case for the charges I have built up since the first charges were refunded to me.
I know I should have been more money managed with my account but all it seems to take is one month of charges for going over by about 20p then the following month its fifty because I dont have the funds to pay the origional charge if that makes sense.
TIA
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Yes. The F&F you signed was foor charges up to that pointWould I be able to open a new case for the charges I have built up since the first charges were refunded to me.0 -
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Yes, but don 't let that stop you.If I start the process again will it go on hold0
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