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RBS chargeback - money taken after case was closed
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Thankfully I wasn’t overdrawn at that point but I was left with less than £300 in my account.colsten said:Have they offered you to waive all overdraft charges incurred due to the incorrect debit? If not, I would ask that they do so, in addition to the £25 they have awarded you for the distress caused by them.0 -
Why bother? You have your money back because (presumably) the bank made an error somewhere.discodancing said:
That makes me so angry! I really didn’t want the retailers keeping the money after how they treated me. I’ll ask RBS to confirm.jonesMUFCforever said:Looks like they are paying you back from their own funds so the original retailer got to keep their funds.
I would expect RBS to politely tell you to go away.
Move on.1 -
It’s a matter of principle why I would not want the retailer to have retained the money. It has been a very stressful few months dealing with this issue and I would be furious to know that the retailer has been allowed to keep the money that is not theirs.jonesMUFCforever said:
Why bother? You have your money back because (presumably) the bank made an error somewhere.discodancing said:
That makes me so angry! I really didn’t want the retailers keeping the money after how they treated me. I’ll ask RBS to confirm.jonesMUFCforever said:Looks like they are paying you back from their own funds so the original retailer got to keep their funds.
I would expect RBS to politely tell you to go away.
Move on.
https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/6186277/disputing-damage-to-holiday-property/p1
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Sorry but you have had your money back - the bank will not help you further.discodancing said:
It’s a matter of principle why I would not want the retailer to have retained the money. It has been a very stressful few months dealing with this issue and I would be furious to know that the retailer has been allowed to keep the money that is not theirs.jonesMUFCforever said:
Why bother? You have your money back because (presumably) the bank made an error somewhere.discodancing said:
That makes me so angry! I really didn’t want the retailers keeping the money after how they treated me. I’ll ask RBS to confirm.jonesMUFCforever said:Looks like they are paying you back from their own funds so the original retailer got to keep their funds.
I would expect RBS to politely tell you to go away.
Move on.
https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/6186277/disputing-damage-to-holiday-property/p1
It is none of your business now that you have been refunded.
Principle my a=se - if you want more out of them then go to court and sue them.2 -
That’s ok then. I just thought you had said you were £1,400 overdrawn as a result of the unexpected debit.discodancing said:
Thankfully I wasn’t overdrawn at that point but I was left with less than £300 in my account.colsten said:Have they offered you to waive all overdraft charges incurred due to the incorrect debit? If not, I would ask that they do so, in addition to the £25 they have awarded you for the distress caused by them.0 -
Yes it does happen as it happened to me , there’s nothing you can do if they’ve took the refund back , you’ll have to redispute the payment again if you wish...
happy new year btw too 🙃-1 -
You can't re dispute the payment... It's a one time offer..XoCAlop said:Yes it does happen as it happened to me , there’s nothing you can do if they’ve took the refund back , you’ll have to redispute the payment again if you wish...
happy new year btw too 🙃
Only way forward for OP is via the courts.Life in the slow lane0 -
XoCAlop said:there’s nothing you can do if they’ve took the refund back , you’ll have to redispute the payment again if you wishborn_again said:
Only way forward for OP is via the courts.
I think you might have missed this post from the OP:discodancing said:Hi all, I received my money back after a week or so.1 -
Thanks 😊 didn’t see thatcolsten said:XoCAlop said:there’s nothing you can do if they’ve took the refund back , you’ll have to redispute the payment again if you wishborn_again said:
Only way forward for OP is via the courts.
I think you might have missed this post from the OP:discodancing said:Hi all, I received my money back after a week or so.
glad you got it sorted op1 -
Not missed anything from OP's posts (28 December at 7:28PM Nice result). Just replying to the one with the incorrect Info.colsten said:XoCAlop said:there’s nothing you can do if they’ve took the refund back , you’ll have to redispute the payment again if you wishborn_again said:
Only way forward for OP is via the courts.
I think you might have missed this post from the OP:discodancing said:Hi all, I received my money back after a week or so.Life in the slow lane0
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