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Returned Payment Fee
Kentgirl_3
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Hello Everyone
I have just received back my MBNA Statements.
I am wondering what this means:-
Fee Type 21 - Non Sufficient Funds Fee - Returned Payment Fee - £25
Does anyone know please? Can I claim this back as well?
Thanks
Kentgirl
I have just received back my MBNA Statements.
I am wondering what this means:-
Fee Type 21 - Non Sufficient Funds Fee - Returned Payment Fee - £25
Does anyone know please? Can I claim this back as well?
Thanks
Kentgirl
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HI
You can claim back this fee and any other fees, ie late fees, overlimit etc etc.
The above fee is when you have tried to make a payment with the card and there has been insufficient funds so they have not paid it but have charged you £25 for trying to make a payment.Abbey Claim 1 - WON £2300 Inc Interest :rotfl:
Abbey Claim 2 - Won £990 :rotfl:
Abbey Claim 3- £1157.80 + Interest @0.25 per day (LBA)
Natwest-SAR sent 10/08-Closed Account0
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