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I am confused about this test case i got a letter from Barclays saying that they are not investigating any claims until the outset of the test case, but i have read through and it seems people are still going to court, This site is now so hudge its like finding a needle in a hay stackt o find out what it actulally means.
i know this information is on here but i do not understand what it means.
Any one that could tell me in black and white would be appreciated.
check the main general board, ignore what the banks say & read what bankfodder has to say on this matter - my understanding of what I read is that AS the credit card companies have already agreed & in the past implemented the changes on charges as applied to credit cards i.e. only charge £12 you are free to claim back anything over that amount.
Would a Moderator please clarify this if I am wrong?
what does this test case actually mean
saying that they are not investigating any claims until the outset of the test case, but i have read through and it seems people are still going to court, This site is now so hudge its like finding a needle in a hay stackt o find out what it actulally means.
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