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Hello LFC, I have just completed a claim with Lloyds and for my first letter (SAR) I contacted the manager at my local branch. I suggest that you take it in personally and obtain a receipt for the £10.00 payment. You will eventually receive a letter from *Customer Service Recovery Centre, Andover. Then you should direct all further correspondence to them. Hope this helps.
Bob.
Don't forget to contribute 5% of your winnings. I know I wouldn't have been able to get my money back without the help of this website.
Thanks for the reply.
Unfortunately, I can rarely get to my branch where my account is held, due to my work hours. Could you, or anone else please reply with a postal address.
Hi. You have a couple of options, the first is simplest, just put a cheque in with the letter and post it to your branch. Make sure you get a proof of posting for every letter you send. The other option would be to bypass your local branch and send direct to:
Customer service Recovery Centre - Andover Lloyds TSB
Charlton Place
Andover
SP10 1RE.
Still get proof of posting though.
i think for your first letter I would deal with your branch initially.
Hope this helps a bit.
btw start a file for your correspondence otherwise it can get very confusing very quickly.
Bob
Don't forget to contribute 5% of your winnings. I know I wouldn't have been able to get my money back without the help of this website.
sorry, I don't want to sound patronising or anything! ... but have you read through this site? - because you MUST do that, and then you would have found.Contact Details For Banks
Thank you for the information Ladybird. It is very useful. I have spent weeks reading this site and had not come across the tutorials before, it is after all a very large site. So yes I'm afraid you do sound patronising.
Don't forget to contribute 5% of your winnings. I know I wouldn't have been able to get my money back without the help of this website.
Sorry - unintenionally patronising!
I know this is a huge site, and sometimes things can get missed, but I drew attention to that mainly because if the information is on the site for you, then it saves you waiting around for someone to reply, and also because the site helpers and Moderators do spend a huge amount of (their own) time helping out on some fairly complex issues, I just feel it only fair to them (and other more competent & experienced posters) that as this is a self-help site, we try & cut their workload down a bit.
So many people seem to get a few letters down the line and then get in a right pickle, or do something that messes their claim up, because they haven't read the FAQ's or the step-by-step instructions, and we're all here with the same goal after all.
So good luck with your claim!!
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