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Old 4th June 2007, 10:42   #1 (permalink)
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Default Abbey closed my account whilst £248 overdrawn

My account was closed whilst I was £248 overdrawn. But this money was ALL unlawful charges.00

I have my statements and I am owed just over £600, but £248 of that should be Abbey's (as I never actually paid that).

Do I just claim for the full £600 and let Abbey take off the money they owe me, or do I claim for £352?
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Default Re: Abbey closed my account whilst £248 overdrawn

Halibut

You claim for everything, when did they close the account, if you still had money owing on it, it is unlikely that they actually closed it, just denied you access to it. Did they give you notice?
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It was a few years ago, so I don't recall whether they actually gave notice or not.

Right, off to send first letter
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Oops, just rechecked the statements. The first 2 charges were in February and May in 2001 which is outside the 6 year thingy. Is it easier to write those 2 charges off? I've successfully claimed against Halifax earlier this year, but that was all within the 6 year period.
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Default Re: Abbey closed my account whilst £248 overdrawn

Halibut, put them into your claim, they have no argument to the Limitation Argument and in most defences dont even mention it anymore
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Default Re: Abbey closed my account whilst £248 overdrawn

Don't let the Limitation Act put you off.
There's a whole bunch of threads here concerning the fact that this DOESN'T apply as the banks have been concealing the true cost from us.
Concealment menas limitation is void.
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