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4th October 2006, 19:17
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| | Basic Account Customer | Re: edinburghbeerbucket -v- BoS Card Services Was just thinking about my response to their rejection letter, when it comes.
The OFT report says: 3.18 These benefits may also include those arising out of operating a riskbased pricing policy, that is, offering a higher APR (or a separate product with a higher interest rate) to a particular class of consumers based on an evaluation of their poorer credit risk. Moreover, consumers who default are generally required to pay the full amount of interest due on the outstanding balance. A credit card company should ensure that there is no duplication between such benefits and the money recovered by way of a default charge. Now I've had an APR much higher than their standard rate for some time now. I got the card as a student, so perhaps that has something to do with it.
Anyway, by charging me a higher APR than their standard rate, they have effectively already decided that I am high-risk. Perhaps since I was a student, they assumed that I would miss payment, go over the limit etc.
Effectively, they have already pre-estimated their costs.
And therefore, when they levy a £25 fine or whatever, they're charging me a second time. A duplicate charge.
I plan to work that into my response, anyway.
Your thoughts, folks?
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31st October 2006, 19:32
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| | Basic Account Customer | Re: edinburghbeerbucket -v- BoS Card Services Well day 40 came and went, so I fired off an email to the guy who helped me out with my bank account Subject Access Request.
He wrote back and said
"in most instances I would expect such a request to be forwarded to my Dept, but cannot trace this one. Could you let me have the card number and I will arrange for this to be issued urgently"
nice one!
So, in the future, if you're Subject Access Request deadline passes for some reason, fire an email off to KenPatton@hbosplc.com as he's super-efficient and his department deals with BoS/Halifax/HBOS SARs for at least bank accounts and credit cards. Possibly other products too.  |
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