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23rd November 2007, 22:28
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| | Basic Account Customer |  new claim
hi,
Please can anyone tell me what the up to date situation is with claiming back charges? am I right in saying all claims are on hold untill the OFT has made an annoucement on their decision to what banks should or should not be charging?
Thank you!
- Am I still able to challenge my credit cards? I know the max charge amount is now 12 pounds, but are people still claiming full amounts back or just the difference in what they have been charged?  | 
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23rd November 2007, 22:46
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I am in: need
Posts: 9,256
| Re: new claim
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Originally Posted by missmoneypenny1  hi,
Please can anyone tell me what the up to date situation is with claiming back charges? am I right in saying all claims are on hold untill the OFT has made an annoucement on their decision to what banks should or should not be charging? Its not the OFT deciding what is a fair charge but an actual court case.
Thank you!
- Am I still able to challenge my credit cards? I know the max charge amount is now 12 pounds, but are people still claiming full amounts back or just the difference in what they have been charged? |
The OFT has taken several banks to court have a read of the following OFT Test case what this means for you OFT v Banks - **Don't panic!!!** 
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23rd November 2007, 23:10
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I am in: Edinburgh
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Hi, Missmoneypenny.
Yes, you can still claim on your credit cards and yes, claim the full amount not the difference.
Regards.
Scott.
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