My claim back thread...

debrag

My claiming back charges thread.

HFC/Marbles - £1726//
MBNA/BOS - £827//
Barclaycard - £562//
TSB OD - £179//no statement//
TSB CC - £1706//no statement//
Capital One - £2237//
First National/GE Money - £827//no statement//
Lovell - £266//no statement//
Nationwide - £-29.20//none//£360+

Owe//difference from statement //claiming back

I’m going to be sending out the first letters this month. I don’t have a cheque book so it’s ever a bank draft or a postal order, both which charge a fee!!!
Do I send all the TSB one’s to the same address?
Marbles does it go to them or HFC (whoever it now is)?

debrag

seeing as my old bank account hasn't been closed like it was meant to be I have managed to view my statements online so have added the charged to the above post (will check earlier paper statements later)

nimbo

i've read somewhere that if there are more than one set of statements for one bank then you can send one check for all of them...

and good luck...

debrag

where do I sent my nationwide letter? and do I send it recorded?

debrag

well I have added up all Nationwide charges and it comes to £870 + £60 they are about to charge. My letter is going out today

debrag

finally 1 week later my letter gets delivered so 14 days from today

05/06/08 or 11/06/08

CAG say include weekends or is that just for CCA?

dhassen

Sorry shouldn't this go in the 'Reclaiming Charges' forum?

Good luck tho eh

debrag

can someone help me with this letter I got from Nationwide

However Nationwide has now become involed in legal proceedings with the Office of Fair Trading in relation to account charges. We believe this test case will resolve the legal issues regarding the fairness and legality of charges.

Normally we would resolve your complaint through our internal complaints process as quickly as possible. However until the test case clarifies the issues, we have asked the FSA to suspend the normal timetable for dealing with bank charges complaints. The FSA has agreed to this request subject to conditions that protect your rights.

Once the legal proceedings between the OFT and the banks finish, we will resolve your complaint as quickly as posible

It goes on but I think thats the main part