Which Address

Stephen_Leak

Use the Halifax registered office address.

It only really comes into play if, when they "lose", they still refuse to pay up and you have to send in the court bailiffs.

Please read the Reclaim Bank Charges Help thread.

Edinburghlass_2

When the bank you are claiming from has a registered address in Scotland you'll find an alternative English address in the list for using with MCOL.

wilbyforce

Thank you!

lumja

:A can enyone give me the barclays address,Im traying to claim the bank charges,but I dont know exectly where to send the letter,.
thank you

Stephen_Leak

Please read the Reclaim Bank Charges Help thread.

sweetpeas_2

please can someone help me i just want to know the address to write my second letter to for HSBC...?

many thanks

noggin

Stephen_Leak

Please read the Reclaim Bank Charges Help thread.

lumja

I need to send the second letter to barclays,I think you said to the local branch I just want to make sure

lumja

:rolleyes: I need to send the letter to barclays claiming the mony back,and Iam not sure where to send it

Edinburghlass_2

Edinburghlass wrote: »

For the initial request for your information/statements under the Data Protection Act please use the the address given in the first post of the Reclaim Help Thread, this is linked in my signature.

For your first letter asking for your charges back use either your local branch or your bank's Head Office. Make sure this letter is sent registered/special delivery or if handed into your local branch ask someone to sign and date a receipt for your letter.

Many of the banks have now set up special departments for dealing with claims so subsequently if you receive a letter from the bank then use that address for future correspondence.

When it comes to filling in MCOL or your court forms you should use the banks registered address which is in post 3 of the Reclaim Help Thread.

However if you are using MCOL you have to use an address in England or Wales for your bank and if the registered address is in Scotland such as the Royal Bank of Scotland then use your local branch address if this is in England or one of the main London addresses.

As regards store cards and catalogue companies if you don't have a statement giving an address usually if you Google you will find an address for the company.

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