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I've just got my docs back from Egg - in the statements there are £280 of charges from 2001 to 2006. Can I still claim these back even though they hve passed on the debt to a DCA? The charges ranged from £16 to £20.
I don't understand masses of the docs they sent me, but there is some disturbing info in them - including a change of name which I didn't do!!!
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I've just got my docs back from Egg - in the statements there are £280 of charges from 2001 to 2006. Can I still claim these back even though they hve passed on the debt to a DCA? The charges ranged from £16 to £20.
No problem about reclaiming unlawful penalty charges even though the account has gone to DCA. Numerous cases of success even after account closure with or without default. See the V-E Day thread in the "sticky threads" section, page 5.
The problem is with reclaiming charges before September 2003 due to the 6-year statute of limitations. There is some opinion on this site that claiming beyond 6 years back is workable, alleging criminal offence which does not have a 6-year limit. If interested you would have to read up on the large amount of postings on the subject. I for one have heard of no such attempted reclaim against Egg let alone success.