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Will I be charged for being provided with charge details?
I have not yet posted my first letter to the bank, asking for my details of charges for 6 years but I'm wondering if the bank will try to charge me for providing a list of the charges. e.g. charge me like they would for copies of statements. When I have ever asked for a copy of a statement before, the bank have attempted to charge me what seems like a lot of money per statement. Do they provide this list of charges for free? Thanks
Re: Will I be charged for being provided with charge details?
Hi Blowpony,
Welcome to the forums. If you have sent a DPDR letter from the library the maximum charge that they can make is £10. This is set by the data Protection Act and they can't charge you any more.
I would send the DPA letter from the library and make sure that you spend time reading all of the FAQs and browsing through the threads on here whilst you are waiting for your statements to arive.
Will I be charged for being provided with charge details?
but I'm wondering if the bank will try to charge me for providing a list of the charges. e.g. charge me like they would for copies of statements. When I have ever asked for a copy of a statement before, the bank have attempted to charge me what seems like a lot of money per statement. Do they provide this list of charges for free? Thanks
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