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some advice please,due to be charged £35.00 charge on 1st dec as a £10.40p direct debit was returned,because it was over £10 Lloyds tsb are taking £35 for 40p this is so unfair can i do anything. advice please
some advice please,due to be charged £35.00 charge on 1st dec as a £10.40p direct debit was returned,because it was over £10 Lloyds tsb are taking £35 for 40p this is so unfair can i do anything. advice please
hello there. i would suggest that you get online if you have access to your account online and use the search statements option. check out for all charges, you can only search for three months at a time. once you have done this, get a prelim done (use the templates library) and bang them with the prelim asap!! i have done just the same thing for my hubby as he got a statement yesterday informing him that they will be taking a hundred quid in charges at the beginning of next month. What i did was include the charges that are pending in the spreadsheet, make sure you identify them as pending, and send in the usual way!! good luck, if this has helped, please click the scales. let me know how you get on.
If you think I have been any help at all, click my scales, go on.... You know you want to!
LLoyds: (Husband) - *Settled in full* 20/12/06
Halifax: (Mum) - *Settled in full* 05/12/06
Studio: *Settled in full and more* 09/12/06
GE Capital - *Settled in full* 16/11/06
Barclays: - *Settled in full* 04/01/07
Capital One: - *Settled in full* 02/02/07
MBNA: - *Settled in full* 30/01/07
Yorkshire Bank (Friend) - *Settled in full* 30/06/07
LLoyds TSB x 3 in progress (Friend x 2 and Husband again)
Abbey National in progess (Friend)
It sounds like this is just the one?? I would get in the bank and ask to speak to the manager....for that amount of money over I would expect them to give you it back before you start doing prelim's etc....I'd give that a try first.
hi everyone can u help?
was returned,because it was over £10 Lloyds
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Re: hi everyone can u help?
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