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When is it reasonable to seek compensation?
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I think I need to put £100 in lots of banks and do lots of things till they break then claim the comp. Better than interest rates anyway.Santander are awful - mission in life is to warn people since 17-Sep-10, 18-Sep-10 realised one of thousands.0
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It's true that the more institutions you deal with the more chance there is of something going wrong. Indeed, over the last 2 years or so it's gone 'wrong' for me to the tune of £1,005 in goodwill/compensation with 17 complaints...AnonymousForObviousReason wrote: »I think I need to put £100 in lots of banks and do lots of things till they break then claim the comp. Better than interest rates anyway.
Min £10
Max £200
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Just to update.....
They needed further prompting before the CHAPS fee was finally refunded.
Even then they missed the new agreed deadline but did do it before I got round to phoning yet again.
I'm just trying to decide if I have the energy to fire off a detailed and strongly worded email!0
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