halifax bank charges (merged)

julie_scot

Can you confirm that the trinity road address is the correct address to send the letter requesting charges.

And, should it be addressed to anyone/department in particular?

JO_JO_10

you go on like we all deserve the charges you put upon us,i would like to know why you think the penalty charges are fair, why you think that people who are struggling already, for you banks to steal of the poor,i am poor ,not because i chose to be but because my ex husband left me to bring up two children for 13 years on my own one of whom had autism ,i have had no maintenence either,so i have struggled to make ends meet,half the time i dont eat,you banks have stole money of the likes of me and others in the same boat,in this world the rich get richer,the poor get poorer because of the likes of you banks,i am taking halifax to court for £2,000 which they say they will defend in court,i want them to go o court,i want the whole world to see what they are ,theifs,but i expect they will chicken out,but im a fighter ,i wont let it happen,i will refuse any offers now,i want to sue ,for the worry and hell ive been through,see you in court halifax,stick your money now,i want justice :j

Taffyfella

Well said JO JO

Good luck and go get em girl!!!

Taff

Taffyfella

julie_scot wrote: »

Can you confirm that the trinity road address is the correct address to send the letter requesting charges.

And, should it be addressed to anyone/department in particular?

Assuming this is for Halifax bank charges?


Dear Sir/Madam

HALIFAX PLC
TRINITY ROAD
HALIFAX
WEST YORKSHIRE
HX1 2RG


Good luck

Taff

julie_scot

Halifax Taff

I am going for the Trinity Road address.

Does this seem right to you?

Many Thanks

Julie

lotto-dreamer

I agree, go get 'em....

:eek: I have just read the most thought provoking article -http://www.laleva.cc/economy/economy_greaves.html

"...entire economies are effectively run for the profit of financial institutions. This is the real power, rarely recognised or acknowledged, to which all of us including governments the world over are subject".....

"Every time you make a purchase, you are making a payment into the banking system, for built in to the cost of whatever item you are purchasing, is the interest that the producer, manufacturer, wholesaler, retailer has had to pay to a bank. Add to that, the fact that you might be paying interest on a mortgage, an overdraft, a credit card, or all three. You are also paying the interest on the national debt through your taxes, and your council tax is hiked because the local authority is in debt as well…. You begin to realise just how much wealth is siphoned off to the banks and how many extra hours you have to work and struggle to create this wealth...."

Taffyfella

Sorry Julie, whilst you were writing your post I edited my previous one as I realised I was in a Halifax thread!!!

That's defo the address you can use, if you went via your branch they would only forward this on to Trinity Road anyway.

Taff

trets77

Good luck JO JO !!!!

. don,t back down and make them squirm and pay up what they have stolen from you.

you know it can be done with the help of the good people in the world on this site .consumer action group , and penalty charge.

Don't let them bully you , you have right and the law on your side !!!!!!!!!!

YOU WILL WIN

redhotscorpio

julie_scot wrote: »

Help!

So much information, not sure where to start?

Can someone confirm the address to send my first charges listing letter to?

I live in Scotland if this makes a difference?

Julie send your first letter to your local branch,they redirect it to the appropriate department.
alternatively you can send it to
CUSTOMER RELATIONS
HALIFAX PLC
PO BOX 548
LEEDS
LS1 1WU

ive heard mixed reviews about trinity road address,although my partner did send his there and he got his letter back saying give us 8 weeks to deal with it (no 40 days!!) lol

redhotscorpio

purple_eyez wrote: »

hi all does anybody know if you can claim back your bank charges even though you are currently in an unauthourised overdraft? im currently in a bit of a mess due to seperation from my ex who left me with alot of problems and i dont even know where to start, any info will be greatful ta

I am over £1000 into my overdraft and i'm claiming
a charge is a charge!