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Anybody who followed my posts in relation to the fos might be extremely interested in how the situation developed, in relation to the above organisation, and how it is still unresolved.
It is basically a salutory warning to anybody who is either an executor or a beneficiary in a will in the UK. The truth is stranger than the original posts, and I thank all those who replied with lots of good and sensible advice.
If anybody wonders why the UK banking system reached the depths that it did, so quickly, then the following posts might surprise some people.
The fos, if you look up my old posts, did absolutely nothing. They did come to some verbal agreement with the Halifax Bank, then shortly after denied it.
In all fairness, full marks to the National Westminster Bank who helped me 100%. Again thanks to Baydonhill who helped me uncover matters which really did beggar belief. So why did the Halifax bereavement Centre, abley
assisted by the fos, play games and and withold information for over 18 months?
The story in the original posts was slightly misleading, although through no fault of mine. For those of you familiar with this story.. no explanation is required. Those who are not, have a look. I will update this weekly and explain how some banks operate, in an attempt to stop any fraudlent claims whatsoever!
Beneficiaries might also be surprised at what little power they have over fraudulent executors, and executors might be surprised how some banks just totally ignore all reasonable and lawfull requests they might have
You have my sympathies, It took me many phone calls and and a threat to do "something" with my brothers ashes to stop the revenues and benefits from chasing my brother at my distressed parents address, even calling my dad out of hours to contact him.
Just to let you know I will be starting with part 3 of this story over the coming weekend (26th/27th of February 2011) its worth reading and might surprise some law abiding people.
Just to let you know I will be commencing part three of this story over this coming weekend. (26th/27th of February 2011) Its worth reading and might surprise some law abiding people
Its a sorry state of affairs in general. I had hoped to start Part 3 this weekend of my Saga.. but have had to delay everything till around the 5/6 th of March. Try and read it
Thanks
fos and the Halifax Bereavement Centre Part 2
might be extremely interested in how the situation developed, in relation to the above organisation, and how it is still unresolved.
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