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I have been reading posts here with interest for the last week or so, and yesterday decided to take the plunge, and get MY money back....
I telephoned BOS banking, to check my balance etc, and while i was on, pressed the option to speak to a customer advisor, her name was Lisa, and she sounded nice , I asked for all my statements for the last 5 years, and she put a request in for them. She said charge would be £5 and debited from my account balance.
18-04-06 DPA sent to BOS
18-04-06 DPA sent to SMILE (a/c closed 2004)
18-04-06 DPA telephone request IF (a/c closed 2005)
20-05-06 LBA sent to IF for 974.30, 2nd letter sent 14-06-04
I asked for mine in the branch personally with an equally nice wee teller who was more than happy to order them, untill she asked her supervisor a question who nearly had kittens!!!!!
She sent the poor girl over to ask why I wanted them, then over came big Helga with an attitude..........Im thinking my branch of BofS has wind of whats happening!!!!
ordered dpa statements by telephone
for the last week or so, and yesterday decided to take the plunge, and get MY money back....
, I asked for all my statements for the last 5 years, and she put a request in for them. She said charge would be £5 and debited from my account balance.
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