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im just about to send my second letter ( thanks to this site and a friend) - to Natwest bank.
they sent me today a huge wad of statements form the last 6 years....as requested. ive been through them and marked all the charges, and now im going to send these pages along with the letter.......requesting payment.
is this the right way to do it?
i havent got a printer so i cant print out a spreadsheet thing......
Hi scottmove,
Sorry I can't answer your question as i'm even newer than you but just wanted to say good luck. Keep us posted as to how you get on I will be doing the same.
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PS. just realised this says Nat West you're in the Nationwide thread. Good luck still
they sent me today a huge wad of statements form the last 6 years....as requested. ive been through them and marked all the charges, and now im going to send these pages along with the letter.......requesting payment.
I would keep hold of the originals, otherwise you may never see them again.
Either photocopy them (expensive) or use a friends computer to print out a spreadsheet
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