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Lloyds account fee

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  • YorkshireBoy
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    Zanderman wrote: »
    They always charge the fee.
    You get it back a day or two later.
    Wait.
    Ours have always been credited an hour or so after being debited, ie same evening.
  • gallifreyangirl
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    Thanks mine has been taken so I am not worried.
  • YorkshireBoy
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    YorkshireBoy wrote: »
    Ours have always been credited an hour or so after being debited, ie same evening.
    ...and this month is no exception, with a credit now showing.
  • Not_Radio2
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    edited 4 December 2019 at 4:33AM
    I've received interest again for November, but have no DD's set up on the account. Just three SO's.
  • NedS
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    YorkshireBoy wrote: »
    Ours have always been credited an hour or so after being debited, ie same evening.
    YorkshireBoy wrote: »
    ...and this month is no exception, with a credit now showing.


    Thanks, received my credit back a few hours later :)
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  • Kernel_Sanders
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    Zanderman wrote: »
    They always charge the fee.
    You get it back a day or two later.
    Wait.
    I've never had it refunded a day or two later.
    Nebulous2 wrote: »
    It's amazing how often banks succeed in irritating people in the course of giving them free money......

    This is about a fee being unfairly applied. There is nothing in that quote or the OP about receiving free money.
  • Missus_Hyde
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    We've had the £3 taken and then refunded on our three CL accounts (so all in order for that.) :)

    However, my husband's sole account has had an interest payment made, despite there being no DD's set up on it? :doh:

    Curiouser and curiouser. ;)
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  • 20aday
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    I'm already an existing Lloyds customer but took advantage of the offer; again no Direct Debits set up on the Club Lloyds a/c but have also been paid interest. Strange!
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  • alandaniel132
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    Can I pay in £1,500 this morning, and withdraw £1,500 in the afternoon to waive the £3 account fees?
  • Missus_Hyde
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    alandaniel132 wrote: »
    Can I pay in £1,500 this morning, and withdraw £1,500 in the afternoon to waive the £3 account fees?

    Yes, that's fine; so long as the £1500 goes in during a calendar month, you'll have the £3 fee waived. :)
    A cunning plan, Baldrick? Whatever it was, it's got to be better than pretending to be mad; after all, who'd notice another mad person around here?.......Edmund Blackadder.
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