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Bank allowing me to go overdrawn using my card & charging me???

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  • Nicky321
    Nicky321 Posts: 1,426 Forumite
    dunstonh wrote: »

    If you meet the criteria for financial hardship you could ask the bank to waive the fees. If its your first error then you can ask them to waive the fees.

    As advised earlier. I must be honest, I have actually gone over my limit accidentally 2 times in 3 months incurring £35 charges a time, but they have reversed them after a phone call.
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  • Premier_2
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    edited 19 February 2011 at 1:55PM
    Melly31 wrote: »
    ... I was asking for advice & help, as you can't give any please don't say anything at all, you don't know me!

    You came here and asked for advice.

    The fact the advice you receive is not what you are hoping to hear is neither here nor there. You asked for advice and others are free to reply (within the site's terms & conditions). I believe the advice provided by dunstonh which you quote (but don't seem to interpret as advice for some reason) not only meets this criteria, but also is good, sound advice in response to the questions posed.
    What would you prefer to read? Incorrect or misleading advice that, whilst suiting your expectations, will not help you or anyone else reading this with a similar issue in the long run?
    As this doesn't appear the first time you don't like the advice provided on this site, perhaps it is you that should consider carefully whether you wish to post and/or read the posts by others on this site.
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