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RBS Shafting me
PeteC_3
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I have a £500 overdraft with RBS - it was at about £480 and i was about to pay it off - but then they start the £38 charges - and in the past 6 days they've added £186.16 of charges
Also - they have started to charge ME interest for the amount over my OD limit - £6.18 to be exact ( taken in 1 go)
Now when i am thousands of pounds in the black i do not charge them interest - so what can i do?
One things for sure - they are getting a piece of my mind when they open today
Pete
Also - they have started to charge ME interest for the amount over my OD limit - £6.18 to be exact ( taken in 1 go)
Now when i am thousands of pounds in the black i do not charge them interest - so what can i do?
One things for sure - they are getting a piece of my mind when they open today
Pete
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Erm - find a bank where you can charge them interest? For instance you can get 6.1%* with A&L.PeteC wrote:Now when i am thousands of pounds in the black i do not charge them interest - so what can i do?
* Fixed until 30/9/07. First £2,500 only.Conjugating the verb 'to be":
-o I am humble -o You are attention seeking -o She is Nadine Dorries0 -
I feel for you! They've just done the same to me except mine's a graduate account and its meant to be 0%. They're now trying to add more charges on.
Grrrr. Another bank which have screwed up an account of mine and then tried to blame me for it. :mad:How long til pay day? :eek:
March Grocery Challenge - £69.54 / £3000 -
Did you go over the £500 then?0
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And not just by what is shown on your statements. Did you allow ample time for payments in to clear before drawing against them?regularsaver1 wrote:Did you go over the £500 then?0 -
Yeah there must have been a reason for this to happen0
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