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Broker Fee

JasonHand · 2015-04-14 11:31:52

Sadly I made the school boy error whilst looking for loans online to fall for a broker who charged me £69.75. I've contacted them at the time to ask for a refund but not heard anything. I've also asked my bank for a chargeback and they tell me they can't help. I believe the compnay was lendernetwork but I can't find any…

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DevCoder Posts: 3,362 Forumite

14 April 2015 at 6:45PM

Or the bank knows that the only way a company can your bank details is if you put them into the website (and why would you do this if no fee is to be taken?) and so thinks the likely outcome is a rejection of the chargeback.

The bank will in most cases put the onus on the OP to prove they didn't do this.

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