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share dealing service mistake
panky_2
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I have just receieved a letter from my share dealing service
They say in Oct 2007 they paid the same dividend to me twice - a small matter of £584. They say they want this money by the end of the month or they will take it out of my trading account.
I remember something happening around that time but I wasnt fully sure what was going on and presumed they knew what they were doing and it was ok.
Does anyone know how I stand about giving it back are they in their rights to have it back as it has been over 30 months and it was their error ?
They say in Oct 2007 they paid the same dividend to me twice - a small matter of £584. They say they want this money by the end of the month or they will take it out of my trading account.
I remember something happening around that time but I wasnt fully sure what was going on and presumed they knew what they were doing and it was ok.
Does anyone know how I stand about giving it back are they in their rights to have it back as it has been over 30 months and it was their error ?
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Yes if they paid it twice they have the right to reclaim it back.0
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Thanks Weirdlittleman
isnt there some sort of timeframe thay have to request it by?0 -
They are entitled to ask for it back and instantly. If you have a problem paying they "might" give you a breathing space but that's their choice after all you have had the use of their money for the last 30 months.
Now if you had said it was 6 years ago you would have had a chance of keeping it !"The whole problem with the world is that fools and fanatics are always so certain of themselves, but wiser people so full of doubts."
Bertrand Russell. British author, mathematician, & philosopher (1872 - 1970)0 -
Thanks Optimist, I thought that was probably going to be the case, but lived in hope cheers0
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I would say, however, that (depending on the terms and conditions) they would be unable to unilaterally deduct it from your trading account.0
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best empty your trading a/c, if short of funds to repay right now..?Long time away from MSE, been dealing real life stuff..
Sometimes seen lurking on the compers forum :-)0 -
Thanks Equaliser. I am going to speak to them (needed to check how I stood first) so i will ask where in their T&C it says thisEqualiser123 wrote: »I would say, however, that (depending on the terms and conditions) they would be unable to unilaterally deduct it from your trading account.0 -
Thanks, its looking like I owe them the moneyand have to pay, so thats what I will dobrightonman123 wrote: »best empty your trading a/c, if short of funds to repay right now..?0
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