Accidental credit

kaisersoze_2

If they are living to a very tight budget and checking the account constantly surely they would know how much they had before the cheque went in, so in turn know how much they had afterwards available to spend.

Why tie up a very stretched organisation with a complaint that has no merit? If you cant be bothered to read the T & C's dont sign the form saying you bloody well have

Consumerist

kaisersoze wrote: »

Why tie up a very stretched organisation with a complaint that has no merit?

I think we should mind our language.

The complaint does have merit, in my view. I don't expect banking sympathisers to agree with me, however.

Stretched ! :rotfl:. Only their wallets, I think.

My advice to the OP remains the same: COMPLAIN

kaisersoze_2

Consumerist wrote: »

I think we should mind our language.

The complaint does have merit, in my view. I don't expect banking sympathisers to agree with me, however.

Stretched ! :rotfl:. Only their wallets, I think.

My advice to the OP remains the same: COMPLAIN

Sorry DAD!!

I am not in anyway a banking sympathiser but there are many people who have been wronged by the banks and banking system whos complaints have merit unlike this one and tying the FOS up with this is wrong in my opinion.

We are not going to agree but maybe i should try SHOUTING aswell

Consumerist

I happen to think you're wrong.

My advice to the OP remains the same: COMPLAIN.

kaisersoze wrote: »

. . .If you cant be bothered to read the T & C's dont sign the form saying you bloody well have

Perhaps you should consider not SWEARING in your posts

kaisersoze_2

Consumerist wrote: »

I happen to think you're wrong.

Ditto, thats why forums are great though, take care.

kaisersoze_2

Consumerist wrote: »

I happen to think you're wrong.

My advice to the OP remains the same: COMPLAIN.

Perhaps you should consider not SWEARING in your posts

:rotfl:Bloody sorry :rotfl:

Consumerist

My advice to the OP remains the same: COMPLAIN

Consumerist

kaisersoze wrote: »

. . . thats why forums are great though, take care.

Quite right. You take care too. It's been a hoot!

Sure we'll cross paths again. Look forward to it.

bengal-stripe

Consumerist wrote: »

........it is easily possible, when online banking, to be unaware that a credit has been applied twice......

It is a well-known fact on this forum, if people (due to some error by bank, wages, refund etc.)
receive too much money in their account, they “never notice it”.

Mind you, if they miss some money, they will notice it instantly.

It’s called ‘selective financial vision’.

HateBanks

I am afraid I do suffer from 'selective financial vision’, but I had not noticed for a few days, and as someone said, I was only checking the log on screen for available funds, I guess I will just 'suck it up' and get on with it, thank you!