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fartbox47 wrote:Got to the A Q stage, any suggestions as to what to put in the other information section
, is it just a case of telling the court that you are claiming charges off their information. Or do you say nowt;).What happens next, how long have they got to sort themselves out
Any info gratefully received:T
There is a complete guide on the CAG site (you will need to register in order to view the document)
http://www.consumeractiongroup.co.uk/forum/bank-templates-library/11644-allocation-questionnaires-guide-completion.html0 -
Can you claim back charges from closed accounts? If so I will dig out my statements from my old LTSB account and see what they might owe me!
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mizmir wrote:Can you claim back charges from closed accounts? If so I will dig out my statements from my old LTSB account and see what they might owe me!
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Yes. Any accounts you've held in the last six years can be claimed from whether the account is open or closed now.How many surrealists does it take to change a lightbulb?
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How long is it taking lloyds to respond to the DPA request - it's been over three weeks now!0
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Helping my son claim back his bank charges. The bank responded today (14th day from posting :think: ) to our first letter, making the initial claim. Their response was that they did not agree with our claim. :mad:
Second letter giving notice of intent to take legal action ready to post.:shhh:
Has anyone had success with a claim against Lloyds TSB recently?:question:
How likely is it that Lloyds TSB will close the account?:question:
About to investigate reclaiming credit card charges as a result of the bank reversing the direct debit payments due to going over the bank account overdraft limit. :wall: This snowball effect has resulted in serveral hundred pounds of charges in the last few months. Both the banks and credit card companies have been approached by phone and a personal visit to the bank with no real help or advice offered to my son. :exclamati0 -
Watch out for the Lloyds TSB charge your socks off trap
I have just arrived home to a letter on my floor from Lloyds TSB advising me that they have not paid a £15.00 Standing Order as it would take my account £18.00 over my Overdraft limit. then on the back of the letter they add in smaller print that for this privilage they have charged me £30.00:rotfl:
Well done Lloyds TSB where did you learn to do your maths0 -
Just log on to the following website,download the template letters and claim back any unfair charges i.e direct debit returns,overdraft fee etc going back over the last 6 years Any help wanted just reply on here and I will guide you through the procedures. Just got back over £1100 two weeks ago
https://www.consumeractiongroup.co.uk/forum/bank-action-group-against/0 -
Martin has also provided all the templates you need. Read THIS ARTICLE, all the template links are there for free download.How many surrealists does it take to change a lightbulb?
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hi
it's my 16th day since posting the 1st letter (with charges) as i've heard nothing i've today posted the second one (threatening court action) for the total of £3200. it's reasuring to know that i'm not alone as i had a terrible time with my bank back last summer and because of my ignorance didn't persue it.
my question is this please - how do you know which court to name (i've just put my nearest one - is this right?) please?
thanks in advance!what goes around comes around
sometimes its good to leap 1st and enjoy the view on the way over..?
if i live til i'm 100 i'm still here for a good time not a long time in the grand scheme of things of course....:A
EVERY cloud does have a silver lining you just have to look really REALLY hard sometimes..0 -
Dosen't make any difference if you are not a customer.Just go ahead and make a claim.Any further help just post on here0
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