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Has anyone been "sold" a loan by the Co-Op to cover unlawful charges (overdraft) and then been successful in getting their money back?
If so, would you please post links to threads.
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A few years ago we were persuaded to take out a loan to pay off O/D, I think it was for 4000.00. We have since had two more loans both of which were to again pay off O/D and previous loan. Present loan is for 10K.
How do we start to claim back interest etc? Have read loads but just don't understand it.
These loans were from the Co-Op and on all occasions someone rang us up to explain how much better off we would be if we had a loan off them !!
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thats an interesting one as such.
the thing is the banks do never acknowledge that the charges are unlawfull. all they do is make goodwill payments against them.

now if there were a way to get around that, then you had to take the loan out because they levied unlawfully charges against you, that they acknowledge as such. so it would have a legal footing.
plus you would have to prove that ALL the O/D & interest was ONLY as a result of bank charges too.

then bobs your uncle, they would have to pay you back literally everything, loans, the interest on the loan & interest on that money that you could of invested elsewhere.

legal minefield me thinks, but interesting.......

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I know theres a spreadsheet to work it out but I just don't know where to start. Is there an idiots guide to this anywhere please?
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I have just read your topic as I also want to make a claim against my loan account, my account is with Nat West, I have already claimed back the charges from them back in January and then I found a loan agreement which clearly states purpose of loan "Consolidation of Bank Debt"

Like you have mentioned there does not seem to be much information on how to go about claiming

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