So who have we won against? Check In!

nads

So I was bored and went through the Success Stories thread to see who had won against which bank\credit card company\store card\catalogue company and the results are in!

Remember these are only indicative and doesn't mean some banks are worst than others at paying up! Also it's not 100% accurate as some posts where just too chatty!

Abbey - 7
Alliance and Leicester - 13
AMEX - 1
Bank of Scotland - 10
BarclayCard - 2
Barclays - 11
Capital One -1
CitiCards - 2
Co-Op Bank 7
First Direct - 20
GE - 1
First National -1
Halifax - 25
HFC - 2
HSBC - 43
IF - 2
Littlewoods -1
Lloyds TSB -3
MBNA - 2
Morgan - 1
Nationwde - 14
Natwest - 20
Royal Bank of Scotland - 9
Sainsburys Bank - 1
Smile - 3
Studio Cards - 1
Tesco - 1
Ulster bank - 2

So if you're disheartened or worried about claiming here is proof! :T Oh and if you've won, don't forget to post it on the Success Stories thread

Last post checked: molliesnan 18-11-2006 5:16 P

Kevicho

Add 2 more against the halifax

Gorgeous_George

For people to win, someone must lose and it´s not the banks. Their profits will not suffer.

The losers will be the people who manage their accounts responsibly and will, in future, have to pay to have an account. This may be fairer.



GG

YorkshireBoy

Gorgeous_George wrote:

The losers will be the people who manage their accounts responsibly and will, in future, have to pay to have an account.

...and those who were previously satisfactorily managing credit card debt, at circa 15.9% APR, now find that they are being charged circa 24.9% APR because lenders are reacting (both to the OFT's decision and to the number of claims being made) to maintain their profit margins.

Because their credit ratings may not be good enough to allow them to apply for LOB or 0% cards elsewhere, the substantial increase in APR is more likely to result in a default situation - and guess what...£12 fees might not be as easily reclaimable.

biglad

won from halifax