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First round to OFT in Bank charges case
Leon_W
Posts: 1,813 Forumite
Reported here
http://news.sky.com/skynews/article/0,,30400-1313853,00.html
The last sentence could mean it's a hollow victory for anyone that conducts their account well though.
http://news.sky.com/skynews/article/0,,30400-1313853,00.html
The last sentence could mean it's a hollow victory for anyone that conducts their account well though.
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Yup, been saying that from day one. Those doing OK will pay.
So I guess we still have to wait now on this?:
Quote: The decision paves the way for another hearing in which the court will decide whether the charges are unfair and, if so, what they should be.0 -
Not many countries have free bank. I think it may be pay back for the Banks, they have been taking us for a ride for to long.
Before anybody says they are a business and I would not work for free I agree! But we have no choice, we cant live without a bank account and poxy direct debits!
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Yeah, but the fees they will charge us are going to be much higher than in other countries as usual it will be rip off britain.0
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add this result to the credit crunch and say goodbye to the return of competitively priced mortgages.
A sad day for anybody who who remains within their agreed overdraft.0 -
I started the procedure to reclaim my charges just before this all went to court. Will my case procede where it left off or will I only be able to reclaim charges dating 6 years back from the date everything is resolved in the courts?0
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Go to the bank accounts forum. all your questions answered there.0
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How many threads on the same topic do we need?'I'm as mad as hell and I'm not gonna take it....for much longer!'0
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