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Hello everyone,
I have recently started out on a current account mission with A & L, mid way through that it was brought to my attention that i can now claim for charges relating to credit cards. Barclaycard absoloutely hammered me back in the day so i am gonna start with them. As it was a few years ago (5years) i no longer have an account number i have binned all statements Etc, i phoned them and and they have said that they could not give me the number and just to send my name, dob and address and they would send out the statements.
Just wanted to ask if i use the exact same template letters as i have used for the current account charges? I been trying to get around the site to find out but i am rubbish at this computer thing!
I would be grateful if anybody could point me in the right direction.
Thank you for your reply, i have now sent off the request for the statements.
Having read through a few peoples threads it seems to me that BARCLAYCARD are tricky customers and dont really want to play ball,
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