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  1. 13th December 2006 11:26 #1
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    Smile Tewkesbury MP asks question in the house

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    Default Re: Tewkesbury MP asks question in the house

    What i keep wondering is what the OFt will do, apart from look stupid that is, when the actual charges presented in court turn out to be less than £12 per go as they surely will?

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    Default Re: Tewkesbury MP asks question in the house

    Hopefully with regard to the OFT bank enquiry, they will set the figure at lower than £12.

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    Default Re: Tewkesbury MP asks question in the house

    Unlikely.

    The c/c charges used to be £20 to £25, and the OFT intervention threshold got fixed at £12.

    It is highly likely that if the principle, as the OFT says, is applicable across to bank charges, by their own logic, they will set the intervention threshold to a level relative to the existing charges of £30 to £39, so I would imagine around the £20 mark.

    Hopefully, I'll be proved wrong.

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    Default Re: Tewkesbury MP asks question in the house

    Still don't make them lawful

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    Default Re: Tewkesbury MP asks question in the house

    No-one said it would.

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    Default Re: Tewkesbury MP asks question in the house

    i'm having dig at Mcartney BW rolls eyes

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    ooops, sorry, JC!

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