DPA Letter - more than one account at once???

jessiebubble

Thanks for your reply. I have read the instructions and they are very useful. I have also been on the CAG website, which is also brilliant. I just wasn't sure if they would send the charges separately or in a bundle of statements! Big job! Shall I just highlight the bank charges and use the calculator to work out how much...do you think it's a good idea to put in on a spreadsheet?

Thanks for your help.

elliebellie

Hi there!

May have been answered before, but am planning on sending my 1st set of letters in next day or so.
If I have a number of accounts at same bank, can I send one letter with all account details and then only pay one £10 fee for the statements? or am I better off keeping them seperate?

Any help v. gratefully received

Edinburghlass_2

One letter, one cheque for £10 but when you start your claims, keep them separate.

Genex

Just a quickie. Will I need to include £10 and covering letter per account, or will one covering letter and fee be enough for all accounts at a single bank?

I have 2 current accounts with the Halifax and I did have a Credit Card account with the Halifax which has now been closed and transfered to a loan, would I be able to claim on that account too?

I cant imagine it will be much, if anything, to claim as I aquired my first over draft last week. My penalty charges have been a result of Direct Debits and the occasional late payment on the closed credit account. Still, I figured its work a look.

TIA

Edinburghlass_2

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rox

I am about to start the claim procedure with Halifax.

I have two current accounts and used to have a credit card with them as well.

I have all my statements for the two current accounts but no statements for the credit card account. I will have to request these and pay the £10 charge for copies.

What I really want to know is, do I need to write a letter to Halifax for EACH account I want to claim money back on or can I put all three claims on one letter?

Many Thanks in advance ....;)

Edinburghlass_2

Edinburghlass wrote:

One letter, one cheque for £10 but when you start your claims, keep them separate.

My advice ....

rox

The amount im owed isnt huge, SO im thinking one claim would be SO much easier.

Its around £400 for the two current accounts and probably another £600 on the credit card, but the credit card I had from 1999 - 2002. I know this card had a LOT of charges on it (Student days!)

Its a shame I havent claimed earlier as I will only be able to claim the last years charges on the credit card! ...Any way around this?

Dmall

Can anyone tell me if you can list more than one account on the fist letter when you are asking for a list of charges ? Or do you need a to start a fresh for each account.

I had a business a/c till 3 years ago & know I had a lot of charges on it so i would like to claim on this a/c as well as my personal one.

Thanks.

skintbrummie

I am sending off my first letter(s) to Alliance and Leicester.

I have 2 accounts - does this mean I have to send 2 letters, enclosing £10 with each letter - or can I list both account numbers on one letter and just send £10?

One of the accounts is a joint account - do I have to change the "I"s to "We"s, and do we both need to sign the letter?

Help!!