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Bank cancelled my card by accident & want to negotiate Compensation?

edited 14 October 2019 at 9:35PM in Reclaim bank & credit card charges
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  • tallmansixtallmansix Forumite
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    Have you put a claim in against your husband who lost his bank card?

    It seems like it was his fault because that triggered the subsequent events. I reckon you start at £50 but aim to get about £500 compo from him.
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  • DCFC79DCFC79 Forumite
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    debbie_t84 wrote: »
    Actually planned on picking a shift up today but cannot as waiting on parcel. It's more of the emotional distress caused to my daughters birthday being ruined.


    I'm pretty sure your daughter will be ok.
  • meer53meer53 Forumite
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    It's really not a serious issue. It's your choice to stay in waiting for your parcel and £50 compensation is not a starting point, it's more than acceptable in view of what happened. Banks are well used to people trying their luck with sob stories, i'm sure your Daughter will be very happy with an extra £50 for her birthday !
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    meer53 wrote: »
    i'm sure your Daughter will be very happy with an extra £50 for her birthday !
    Too late, OP has already negotiated a "good amount":eek:
  • photomephotome Forumite
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    Too late, OP has already negotiated a "good amount":eek:


    and deleted the opening post!!!, dont understand why people do that rather than leaving it there to help others in the same boat
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