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apologies I think I started the thread in the wrong place, apologies new to all of this, could I have some help in respect of taking Abbey to court they have taken so much off me in the last couple of months getting really fed up with them.
Don't look so sad. we're all here to help each other.
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Many thanks for your words of encouragement, I did look through the site some days ago and went through everything it has taken me until now to get myself into actually doing something about it. I would like to send my first letter and I will post that to them tomorrow. I did complain about their charges last week and they refunded me £50 of £250 they charged me, they then sent me a letter telling me to look after my account better or they would take my overdraft off me, that was the deciding factor.
Many thanks for your words of encouragement, I did look through the site some days ago and went through everything it has taken me until now to get myself into actually doing something about it. I would like to send my first letter and I will post that to them tomorrow. I did complain about their charges last week and they refunded me £50 of £250 they charged me, they then sent me a letter telling me to look after my account better or they would take my overdraft off me, that was the deciding factor.
Thank you - That's what we are here for
These banks do make you laugh don't they. If you haven't already, open another Bank Account elsewhere
I did contact Nationwide to open another account but I am concerned they want to know how and why. I will have a problem If I can't open a another bank account.
I did contact Nationwide to open another account but I am concerned they want to know how and why. I will have a problem If I can't open a another bank account.
I've never heard of a bank asking someone why they want to open a Bank Account. If you are worried - do it online
Can someone help - this is my Mums thread but she is unable to get on to the site. She has requested her username and password be re sent on a couple of occasions but never gets anything. Can someone from the Group please look into this for her. Thanks. I will keep checking this thread.
Can someone help - this is my Mums thread but she is unable to get on to the site. She has requested her username and password be re sent on a couple of occasions but never gets anything. Can someone from the Group please look into this for her. Thanks. I will keep checking this thread.
Hi there.
If Phillingham is your mum, she can attempt to login using that username, and ask for a password reminder. Has she tried that?
Phillingham v abbey
to court they have taken so much off me in the last couple of months getting really fed up with them.
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