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| | | | | | | Public transport (Trains, tubes and buses) Have you been let down by public transport? Tell us about it here. Go one better and put in a claim for some proper compensation. You don't have to accept their travel vouchers. You can do better than that. | Welcome to The Consumer Action Group
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23rd September 2007, 19:51
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I think you should have had a ticket 
They should have taken the money when they said it was going to be, but you owed the £20, and the 21 days are long gone now. At the very best you might have been refunded just to pay again 9 days later...
Chalk this one up... make sure you have a valid ticket next time. | 
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23rd September 2007, 22:17
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| | Basic Account Customer | Re: Train Penalty Fares - Account debited too early
[quote=HSBCrusher;1144827]I think you should have had a ticket
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True, and I'm not gonna argue against that. What annoyed was that by taking the monkey out of my account early, I could have been facing a charge from the bank for going overdrawn had my overdraft not been authorised. Can I claim back the interest charged by the bank for this overdrawal? Had they taken the money out when they said they would I would've had the funds! | |
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24th September 2007, 08:51
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| | Basic Account Customer | Re: Train Penalty Fares - Account debited too early
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Originally Posted by HSBCrusher  did you get a charge? | Only a small amount of interest for going overdrawm, but surely thats not the point? | |
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24th September 2007, 11:39
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| | Site Team | Re: Train Penalty Fares - Account debited too early
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Originally Posted by Pedro83 Only a small amount of interest for going overdrawm, but surely thats not the point? | They should have debited your card at the right time, but you have suffered no loss as such, maybe 10p interest possibly. I cant see that you can do much other than complain about it and get an apology. I dont think you will not get your £20 back. | |
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