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I am trying to claim charges back from the A/L. I sent in the initial letter with a £10 cheque 43 days ago. The cheque has been banked by the A/L but I have not heard anything. What should I do now? There is no template letter on http://www.consumeractiongroup.c o.uk/
I assume that there is at least one other person who is in a similar position to me. Any advice please would be appreciated.
Under the Data Protection Act, people who collect and use personal information have to follow strict rules of good practice. The Act also gives rights to the individuals whose information they keep.
If you think you have a data protection problem, we might be able to help. For further information please see our guidance on when and how to complain.
Data Protection Act complaint form (word version for electronic submission).
If all evidence in support of your complaint is available electronically, please complete this document and save it to your computer before submitting it as an attachment, along with any evidence, to our online enquiry form.
Hope this helps...
Lily
Alliance & Leicester;
LBA 22nd July 2006
Reply 31st July
MCOL 6/8/06
PAID IN FULL 25th August 2006..... DONATION HAPPILY GIVEN.......
I don't know but if it was me and they have cashed the cheque then i would go straight to the data protection people. Depends how you feel you want to do this, you could always phone a&l and ask where it is and that its over 40 days so they are not doing their duty.
Lily
Alliance & Leicester;
LBA 22nd July 2006
Reply 31st July
MCOL 6/8/06
PAID IN FULL 25th August 2006..... DONATION HAPPILY GIVEN.......
No response from the A/L
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