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Tsb - debit of usage fees
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what are the dates?
what are the recent transactions?
End of 2017. They used to do a cashback offer so I used the account for that and transferred money from my main account into it. Once they stopped that I cleared the account to 0 after the 300 over draft and never logged in again. I completely forgot I would get a blinking charge - What a muppet :eek:
So there are no recent transactions. The last thing on teh account was the £6 charge in 20170 -
born_again wrote: »So you do n't check your account at all then :eek:
No because I don't use it at all. So thought I had cleared it at 0 and all was hunky dory LOL.0 -
End of 2017. They used to do a cashback offer so I used the account for that and transferred money from my main account into it. Once they stopped that I cleared the account to 0 after the 300 over draft and never logged in again. I completely forgot I would get a blinking charge - What a muppet :eek:
So there are no recent transactions. The last thing on teh account was the £6 charge in 2017
If your balance was zero before the £6 was charged, you'd again be in an overdraft for the next month and have another £6 added, so at least £12 overdrawn, then £18, £24 etc etc.
In any case, nobody here can do anything to sort your issue. You'd be best advised to ask TSB.0 -
I am sorry, none of this makes much sense without seeing the actual detail of the transactions on your account.
If your balance was zero before the £6 was charged, you'd again be in an overdraft for the next month and have another £6 added, so at least £12 overdrawn, then £18, £24 etc etc.
In any case, nobody here can do anything to sort your issue. You'd be best advised to ask TSB.
I don't think they can charge for going overdrawn because of one of their charges anymore. That used to be the case, but I believe it was deemed as unfair. Also they may have a £10 buffer like Natwest have. So if you go into your overdraft by less than a tenner you don't get charged the £6.
Obviously now overdrafts are changing, so the £6 fee won't be applicable from April0 -
I don't think they can charge for going overdrawn because of one of their charges anymore. That used to be the case, but I believe it was deemed as unfair. Also they may have a £10 buffer like Natwest have. So if you go into your overdraft by less than a tenner you don't get charged the £6.
Obviously now overdrafts are changing, so the £6 fee won't be applicable from April
Thats's kinda what I was wondering tbh.
Also whilst I don't intend to do this as £6 aint that much ... If hypothetically I wasn't to pay that £6 would I incur future charges post March?
I can't believe they hadn't wrote me a letter in the post or something to harrass me sooner :-o0 -
So its just for the month you take the over draft out and not for every month after that you haven't paid it back?0
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