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  • Help,

    How do i reclaim unfair charges on my Natwest Credit Card? Do i send the same letter to the address i send the bank account letter to? As iv done this but got no reply about the credit card but got my bank statements back for the bank account? Anyone help with this at all? Where should i send the letter to if somewhere different?

    Thanks:beer:
  • ash169
    ash169 Posts: 10 Forumite
    Help I Have Gone Ahead With The Court Orded On Money Claim Website Its Asking Me To Give Details Of Interest And Its Really Confusing Me Can Any 1 Put This In Simple Terms As I Feel Like I Am Banging My Head Against A Brick Wall I Used Martins Interest Calculator To Get My Interest So How Do I Write That In The Bit Ware You Have To Give Explination About It? Please Help
  • Bank: Halifax
    Claimed: £876.00
    Offered: £876.00:j


    Thank you so much for running this site, I wrote to th eHalifax at the end of January 2007 they wrote back saying they are considering my complaint. I recieved two further stalling letters but have today been informed they are paying back all charges... £876.00.... Fantastic thank you :j
  • Bank:Natwest
    Claimed: £3927.34 (inc court costs + interest)
    Recieved: £3927.34

    Thanks to everyone ,followed the advice and the template letters, applied to mcol , won judgement by default after no acknowlegement of service, called natwest legal dept. recieved a cheque a day later
  • Twinkly
    Twinkly Posts: 1,772 Forumite
    jarman808 wrote: »
    I have loads of £10 charges from a few years back when my account was a student account. I also have more resent charges ranging from 12.50 to £50. Is it worth including the £10 charges in the claim?

    Any help appreciated

    Thanks

    Ben

    You need to check what each charge is actually for to ascertain if you can claim for it.

    The following is a list of charges you can and cant claim for. Thanks to Rex_Mundi for the original post.

    CAN BE CLAIMED

    Account misuse fee
    Cheque return fee
    Card misuse fee
    Unarranged borrowing fee
    Unauthorised overdraft fee
    Unpaid DD fee
    Unpaid cheque fee
    Unpaid standing order fee
    Late payment fee (credit cards, store cards, catalogues etc)
    Exceeding Authorised Overdraft Limit
    Exceeding Unauthorised Overdraft Limit
    Direct Debit/Standing Order/Cheque returned fee
    Irregular fee
    Paid refferal fee
    Total charges (HSBC personal accounts only, not business accounts)

    CANNOT BE CLAIMED

    Cash Machine Withdrawl Fees
    Account Service Charges
    Service Fee / Annual Fee
    Charges related to foreign currency transactions and conversions.
    Monthly account fees on certain type of accounts.
    Normal overdraft interest charges

    Your bank may have different names for different charges so its worth checking with them exactly what your charges are if not named as above.

    hope that helps :)
  • can anyone tell me how to go to the online claim stage with RBS?? thanks
  • Halifax don't seem to be playing ball. Took them 8 weeks to get back to me (for my partner's account) - after being 'clever' and sending a letter stating they were looking at the case within the required 14 days. Have now offered £344 on a reclaim of £598 (inc interest). Given us 14 days to get back to them (by phone - not letter) if do not wish to accept this. Has anyone else obtained the fully amount from the Halifax?
    Additionally, they also stated that they did not have to refund the credit card charges which I refuted and it took them 6 weeks to send copy credit card statements. I am putting a claim in plus interest today for these charges.
  • Edinburghlass_2
    Edinburghlass_2 Posts: 32,680 Forumite
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    steviebee wrote: »
    can anyone tell me how to go to the online claim stage with RBS?? thanks

    If you live in England and Wales you start here provided you have sent the bank the letter telling them you are taking court action.

    https://www.moneyclaim.gov.uk/csmco2/index.jsp
  • Edinburghlass_2
    Edinburghlass_2 Posts: 32,680 Forumite
    10,000 Posts Combo Breaker
    ash169 wrote: »
    Help I Have Gone Ahead With The Court Orded On Money Claim Website Its Asking Me To Give Details Of Interest And Its Really Confusing Me Can Any 1 Put This In Simple Terms As I Feel Like I Am Banging My Head Against A Brick Wall I Used Martins Interest Calculator To Get My Interest So How Do I Write That In The Bit Ware You Have To Give Explination About It? Please Help

    Have a read of the MCOL thread here..

    http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=353590

    and the MCOL FAQ

    http://www.hmcourts-service.gov.uk/cms/1051.htm
  • Edinburghlass_2
    Edinburghlass_2 Posts: 32,680 Forumite
    10,000 Posts Combo Breaker
    Help,

    How do i reclaim unfair charges on my Natwest Credit Card? Do i send the same letter to the address i send the bank account letter to? As iv done this but got no reply about the credit card but got my bank statements back for the bank account? Anyone help with this at all? Where should i send the letter to if somewhere different?

    Thanks:beer:

    Have you phoned the bank to find out if they will be sending out the cc statements as well as that is your first port of call.
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