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WTC paid into old bank account

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  • innovate
    innovate Posts: 16,217 Forumite
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    antrobus wrote: »

    , and what's more, he's not using that account, so he would have nothing to have appropriated the money to in the first place.

    I suppose (s)he could have pre-advised that (s)he needs to withdraw £x in cash over the counter to pay for rent or something.

    But all quite academic since there was no pre-advice.

    Best (s)he can hope for is that they would have an empathy attack and re-credit some of the money. Most unlikely though, given that there seems to have been no effort for 6 months to repay the existing debt.
  • pepper33
    pepper33 Posts: 508 Forumite
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    I have been paying off my overdraft, and HMRC are reclaiming the WTC back. I have used this letter of appropriation before, when my mum died, and they took her money out of her a/c, and they refunded it, and wiped out her credit card debt. I did not know that the WTC was going into this a/c, so I could not have done it beforehand. I was only informed of it this week, that it was paid into Nationwide. Nationwide withdrew the overdraft on 12/6, and the WTC was paid in on 25/6.
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