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Bank account default removal- Help wanted

James_Robertson
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Bank account default removal- Help please Hi,
I have incurred a default from HSBC on an overdraft facility.
To cut a long story short, I have had an ongoing dispute with them regarding bank charges, as if the amounts were built up by me over the last 5 years or so, then fair and square. They should be repaid.
I have incurred more than the disputed amount over the last 5 or 6 years in overdraft charges, but have incurred a default on my credit file.
Any advice on how to dispute this and try and get the default removed, I would say I am happy to settle quite quickly.
1. Can a bank remove a default if it is requested to?
2. If a default is made up of disputed charges is that fair?
3. Can debt collectors enforce this debt?
Any advice would be appreciated.:(:easter_os
I have incurred a default from HSBC on an overdraft facility.
To cut a long story short, I have had an ongoing dispute with them regarding bank charges, as if the amounts were built up by me over the last 5 years or so, then fair and square. They should be repaid.
I have incurred more than the disputed amount over the last 5 or 6 years in overdraft charges, but have incurred a default on my credit file.
Any advice on how to dispute this and try and get the default removed, I would say I am happy to settle quite quickly.
1. Can a bank remove a default if it is requested to?
2. If a default is made up of disputed charges is that fair?
3. Can debt collectors enforce this debt?
Any advice would be appreciated.:(:easter_os
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1. Yes.
2. Perhaps. Perhaps not. Take it to the FOS and let them adjudicate.
3. Enforcement can only be via the courts in the end, so if they can convince a court the debt is valid they can. A BIG if there.Still rolling rolling rolling......<
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