NatWest (merged)

Jenko2006

WOW did you see Whistleblower tonight on BBC 1 a bank manager said that charges only cost them 1.50 to 2.00 and laughed at the fact they were charging 30 - 35 :mad: :mad: :mad:

Hope he gets the sack :T :T :T

Jenko2006

That woman who worked for Yorkshire Bank should sign in on here she would be very welcome :beer:

frugalpam

jellybugs wrote: »

Where;s the newly famous 'Natweststaffmember'?? I spotted you on Whistlblower tonight! lol:D

That's exactly what I was thinking when i saw 'natweststaffmember' logged on to the internet chatroom spilling the beans to the journalist

Pam

fatboy88

Hi, i was wondering if anyone can help?

What I require
I calculate that you have taken £XXXXX plus £XXX which you have charged me in overdraft interest for the sum which you have taken. Total £XXXXX .
I enclose a schedule of the charges which I am claiming with this letter

The second lot of XXX is the interest but it says you dont include that in your schedule of charges which i'm sending with the prelim letter. Do i exclude that bit from the letter or put it in jusst the letter bit. Also do i add on the £10 i sent for the statements?

thanks
will

PAWI69

fatboy88 wrote: »

Hi, i was wondering if anyone can help?

What I require
I calculate that you have taken £XXXXX plus £XXX which you have charged me in overdraft interest for the sum which you have taken. Total £XXXXX .
I enclose a schedule of the charges which I am claiming with this letter

The second lot of XXX is the interest but it says you dont include that in your schedule of charges which i'm sending with the prelim letter. Do i exclude that bit from the letter or put it in jusst the letter bit. Also do i add on the £10 i sent for the statements?

thanks
will

I sent the following & was told it was ok as it was adapted to my particular circumstances.....it may help you. Good luck!

"Dear Sir or Madam

Ac No ********

I am writing to request that you repay all the default charges that have been applied to my account. I do not believe these charges reflect the true cost to NatWest.

The charges total £4***.00, plus as I believe I have been unlawfully deprived of the money I have calculated £8**.00 interest at the statutory rate, the amount the court will award.

I therefore ask that you repay me the full amount for charges of £4***.00 by way of cheque. I have attached a full schedule of the charges and interest with this document.

I look forward for a full response to this letter within 14 days."

Although I sent the letter with interest, I merely asked for a refund of charges, also payment via cheque. I sent the list WITH interest too. Apparently you can't claim the £10 for statements.

mejulie_3

hi all, well i have just gone out and bought myself a new printer so i can get all my letter sent

Natwest and Barclays watch out cos here i come lol

mejulie_3

can i ask a quick question

have just got the template letter up and it says bank name and address, do i put my banks name and address and then send this on to Edinburgh to request my statements? please help

System

KerryJean wrote: »

Has anybody ever actually managed to get a default removed??

That would open up a whole new can of worms for me!!

If the CAG way doesn't work as suggested, try and get em on a technicality!! Check out the following website, it's quite interesting

http://www.learnmoney.co.uk/credit-cards/remove_default_notice.html

Regards
UNDERGROUND

System

mejulie wrote: »

can i ask a quick question

have just got the template letter up and it says bank name and address, do i put my banks name and address and then send this on to Edinburgh to request my statements? please help

Hi mejulie

Just like any letter, in the top left put the address of where the letter is going.

Regards
UNDERGROUND

PAWI69

mejulie wrote: »

can i ask a quick question

have just got the template letter up and it says bank name and address, do i put my banks name and address and then send this on to Edinburgh to request my statements? please help

I put the name & address thats on my cheque book, good luck!