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Barclaycard have refused twice to send me scale of charges
My Barclaycard account has had not seen activity on it since approx 2003 and I don't even have a current Barclaycard as I paid off my balance years ago. They are saying that as a result, they have nothing on record "in a relevant retrieval system" for me, yet in the same breath are offering to issue me statements at a cost of £3 a pop.
So, do these statements not count as relevant records that they should supply me with copies of FOC under the S.A.R - (Subject access request)? How can they say on the one hand that they don't have the info, then offer to sell it to me on the other?!!
I just want to be clear on my position and what to say to them as the 40 days have been and gone (27th Sept) and I've just got two poxy letters for my £10 S.A.R - (Subject access request) fee so far!
Any suggestions as to what I might do next?
I'm aware that I need to proceed with their non-compliance of S.A.R - (Subject Access Request), but any other suggestions? How should I word it?
I can't really estimate the charges at this stage as I really haven't a clue what they might be, having cleared out all the statements at the time and written it off as bad loss before the current trend for us consumers claiming back our fees had even started...