Hi,
I've just received this from Cahoot.
'Dear Mrs D,
I am e-mailing following your letter of 21st March 2006 regarding your cahoot accounts. I had hoped to discuss this with you in person but will attempt to address your concerns in this e-mail.
Having reviewed the request outlined in your letter I am of the opinion that it might be in both parties interest not to complete a full Subject Access request. I understand your are asking for a list of charges you've incurred throughout your accounts history. I've listed this below for your information.
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3/03/05 £25.00
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9/02/05 £20.00
14/02/05 £20.00
24/12/05 £20.00
01/05/03 £25.00
31/03/03 £25.00 (This charge was refunded on 22nd April 2003)
I understand that you wish to contest the legitimacy of these charges. I've reviewed your account history and can see that these were incurred as a result of isolated incidents. I've considered this matter sympathetically and, in the interests of customer retention and as a gesture of goodwill, I'd like to refund the £110 you've incurred. I'd be grateful if you could confirm whether you wish to accept this in settlement of your complaint via e-mail at:
service.relationship.team @cahoot.com.
Should you still require the Subject Access Request, please advise me via e-mail and I'll make the necessary arrangements. We would be unable to consider refunding the £10 as this is a fair representation of the cost of producing the request.
Thank you for taking the time to bring this matter to my attention.
If you've any further queries or wish to discuss anything in greater depth, please do not hesitate to contact me.
Yours sincerely,
David Freeman,
cahoot Service Relationship Manager.
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Just goes to show what you get if you ask. So what do you think take the money and tell everyone to have a go?