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9th January 2007, 06:14
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| | Site Team | Re: Is the bank taking your Benefits ? Looks like you may have to think about a second claim,but you do run the risk of restrictions/account termination on notice.
I have heard of a claimant who used the benefits agency themselves to recover the money,but it was a slow process and no quicker than a court reclaim.
If I remember correctly the bank paid up before too long.
If you already have the figures then the timescale for action is reduced to 28 days in fact can be less if they respond saying they will not refund in those periods of your 2 letters.
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20th January 2007, 08:49
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NATTIE
Guest | Re: Is the bank taking your Benefits ? i have skim read the thread and would state 2 things, the charges would not be refunded(but of course there is a way of getting them back) and that regardless of account balance, the benefits have to be given out by the bank regardless of whether the balance is £2 over or £200 over an agreed or unagreed overdraft. | |
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20th January 2007, 15:46
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NATTIE
Guest | Re: Is the bank taking your Benefits ? do you mean charges or benefit? | |
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20th January 2007, 17:40
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NATTIE
Guest | Re: Is the bank taking your Benefits ? thanks | |
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26th January 2007, 14:59
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| | Classic Account Customer | Re: Is the bank taking your Benefits ? Dont wait theur 4 weeks if you haven't already send a data protection letter (with your £10 fee) and obtain you statements so you can work out how much you have paid in unlawful charges. Then send in a letter asking for your charges back and start the process.
Dont worry about Court costs as for those of us on benefits they are free but you must remember every time you submit a document which has to be paid, for you are required to apply for fee exemption, although it seems to be an automatic process you must show a DSS letter stating you are on benefits which is not more than 28 days old. Good Luck
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26th January 2007, 22:01
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| | Classic Account Customer | Re: Is the bank taking your Benefits ? I may be wrong but from your reply is appears that you are only asking for the charges to be refunded. Did you manage to do a spreadsheat with interest added, and dont forget you can go back 6 years without encounering any problems not just one year Do you have your own thread as it is much easier for ther moderators to keep an eye out to make sure you dont get into difficulties and then they can advise you correctly.
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