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GDPR and banks
xkpa
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Hi there. I constantly receiving emails from a UK bank, which is greeting me with my first name. I am their ex client (switched before year or something), but they continue to send me emails.
Does anyone know where I can make GDPR claim against them, because as far as I am aware they should delete all my personal data. Am I right to think so? Thanks in advance
Does anyone know where I can make GDPR claim against them, because as far as I am aware they should delete all my personal data. Am I right to think so? Thanks in advance
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Banks have to keep your details for at least 6 years after the account was closed. If you don't want any marketing just ask them not to send you any. You won't be getting any compo - sorry.0
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There will be more than likely a link at the bottom of the email allowing you to unsubscribe.Im an ex employee RBS GroupHowever Any Opinion Given On MSE Is Strictly My Own0
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