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emylou
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I've just been checking my bank statement online & where I have gone overdrawn I have had some "Debt referral" charges £30 (am gutted with myself cos had been really good but fell off the wagon recently) anyway, there's another charge for £30 that says "commission" is it for the same thing do you think? Who do I speak to to check?
Married my wonderful husband February 2013!:happyhear
I want to wear my beautiful wedding dress everyday- it would make shopping so much more fun, I mean, people go shopping in their pyjamas these days.......
Must STOP spending!!! 
Proud to be dealing with my debts!
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Hi emylou. Not sure what the payment will mean but somewhere on your internet banking site there will probably be a 'contact us' section. Somewhere in there (it's often well hidden!) you should find a phone number for account enquiries, just tell them you want to query an unrecognised entry on your account. If there isn't a phone number there should at least be an email address for you to contact.1st April 2008 challenge:mad: xmas overspend = [strike]£254.05[/strike] £0:j......cc1 = [strike]£240.78[/strike] £0:j .......cc2 = [strike]£667.47[/strike] £0 :j ...amount owed to ISA = [strike]£1599.90[/strike] £0:jTOTAL TO GO = [strike]£2762.20[/strike] £0 !!!:dance: DONE IT DONE IT DONE IT!!!:dance:0
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Hiya, some banks are starting to charge you an 'arrangement fee' if you go over your overdraft limit - they way it works (I think) is that if you go over, they will automatically increase your limit, if they deem you a good enough risk, but they will charge you for it.
Technically you are then paying for 'a service' and therefore it's not a punative charge and can't be reclaimed like overdraft fees can. Sneaky eh?
Could that be you have been charged for?"I wasn't wrong, I just wasn't right enough.":smileyhea97800072589250
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