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TESCO Bank email

tigergambit
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Hi all,
I have had the following email from Tesco Bank today and have just spent half an hour unsuccessfully trying to contact them. They appear to have closed my online banking account.
This CC account was defaulted over two years ago. How can they be resurrecting interest charges?
Thanks
TG

I have had the following email from Tesco Bank today and have just spent half an hour unsuccessfully trying to contact them. They appear to have closed my online banking account.
This CC account was defaulted over two years ago. How can they be resurrecting interest charges?
Thanks
TG

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Have you been paying it off?
Presumably they are wanting to check if the issues from a couple of years ago still apply.0 -
I'd imagine that its a standard email. If does say (if applicable), so if it has defaulted then interest shouldn't be added.1
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Rob5342 said:I'd imagine that its a standard email. If does say (if applicable), so if it has defaulted then interest shouldn't be added.sourcrates said:Generic email, non of your concern as already defaulted.
Just because I'm paranoid doesn't mean that they're not out to get me1
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