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Old 12th December 2006, 20:29   #1 (permalink)
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Hi,

I have an account with a £3000 overdraft limit and i'm right up to my limit. I reckon over the past 6 years i've been charged around £2000 maybe more. However i'm worried if I start the re-claiming process off my bank will close my account and demand the £3000 back.

Although opening another account shouldn't be a problem i'm in a catch 22 situation. Yes i can get my DD transferred and my wages transferred but what abou the £3000 I owe my bank? I can't afford to pay it so what next?

Anyone been here or have any advice?

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Barclays don't as a rule close accounts. Start the process and find out how much they have taken from you. Set up a parachute account as a backup anyway.
When you get your money back, Barclays will want you to have it paid into the Barclays account to offset or clear the overdraft.

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Have a look into acccounts that will match your exisitng OD facility.
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nice one thanks... i think i'll set up a new account, if they want the money back they can take me to court and i'll offer to pay £20 / month! One other question, if you are disputing the amount due to the charges made against you or the daylight robbery over the past 6 years can you not put the claim by the bank on hold some how until the claims have been resolved?
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Under the banking code if an account is in dispute then no action should be taken until the dispute is resolved.
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excelllent! so they basically can't take you to court for the cash until the dispute is over! great, i'll be opening an account and sending that letter, thanks guys
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