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Fendy V Natwest 16.1k. Anything I Can Do About The Shoddy Envelopes Used By Natwest.
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Was just wondering. Have seperate thread on Fendy - v- Natwest about my case, but this is a bit of a seperate issue here. Need advice. Have been reading thread by Toilet Bandit again, what a legend, and I pretty much had exactly same scenario about my statements. I asked for them, there was approx, 600 of em, and they did finally arrive in huge very tatty brown envelope which had been patched up by royal mail and put in one of their bags that says sorry but your item got damaged in transit etc. etc. so we had to put it all in this big bag to keep it safe, and they were delivered to me by my lovely postie who recognised the name and address straight away when it came through Keighley sorting office, and thus tried to repair envelope as best he could. Long story, I e bay a lot and so am on first name terms with most of the posties down there, they know me well. But was terribly miffed that Natwest could send so many statements out to me in such a pathetically packed way, and not even recorded or anything. I mean, anybody out there could now have my statements. There is a whole 12 months missing. And its the last 12 months, i.e. the most recent. On account of I couldnt be bothered waiting another 40 days for the missing statements and luckily I already had copies of the last 6 months in my files, I always keep em 6 months before shredding em, meant I actually then only had 6 months missing, i.e. January 06 to July 06. I was pretty solvent mostly round then so I dont expect there were many charges during that time, so in the end I decided to pursue my claim with those 6 months worth of statements missing. I told Natwest this. They didnt care basically. On reading Mr. Toilet Bandits posts about him complaining to his MP about the shabbiness of the envelopes they use to send these out in, and the fact they are putting their customers at risk of identity fraud by sending them out in such a ridiculously packaged way, is there anything I could further do to bring them to task over this, Natwest I mean. I mean his problems with crappy envelopes were back in Spring last year, and almost a year has elapsed since his complaint to the bank and his MP about the envelopes theyre using for this, and he was promised they would sort their act out and use better envelopes. Well its still happening, almost a year later. The state mine arrived in was despicable. Natwest confirmed they had sent my last 12 months worth of statements in with the bundle I received, but they are all definitely missing. Can I do anything about this with natwest do you think, i.e. sue them for putting me at risk of identity fraud because my last exactly 12 months to the date worth of statements were missing, and they sent them, so theyve definitely been stolen in transit. Any suggestions anybody. ????? I know this is a seperate issue to my claim but any ideas on what I can do to bring Natwest to task over this. The fact they promised Toilet Bandit they would do something about their envelopes and the way they send the statements out, and clearly a year later they have done diddly squat ???
Re: Fendy V Natwest 16.1k. Anything I Can Do About The Shoddy Envelopes Used By Natwe
Come back Mr. Legendary Toilet Bandit. I could do with a word on this one. xxxx Like how to complain to my MP and copy Mr. Letwin on this to show them Nasty West have done naff all about protecting their clients confidential papers etc. and have just continually opened us up to identity fraud. They told you and Mr. Ollie Letwin a year ago they would change envelopes and do more to protect their clients identity and stuff, and what have they done. NAFTY NUTS ALL. xxx help. I want to make them pay for this.
Re: Fendy V Natwest 16.1k. Anything I Can Do About The Shoddy Envelopes Used By Natwe
I had a similar experience. Luckily I have quite nice local tellers. The lady called me to tell me that they had arrived adn I picked them up at the branch. There were the full 6 year complement but the envelope was very shoddy and I can only wonder if they sent those statements to my local bank via the mail also. If htey had then as you say, ANYONE could have those details.
Considering that these statements are being sent out in response to a DPA letter it's kind of ironic and not a little bit inappropriate for the banks to be doing this.
Re: Fendy V Natwest 16.1k. Anything I Can Do About The Shoddy Envelopes Used By Natwe
Im just dumbfounded at how they can do this and get away with it and not brough to task over putting their customers at risk of identity fraud purely by their couldnt care less actions. Help Nattie. Is there anything I can do.
Re: Fendy V Natwest 16.1k. Anything I Can Do About The Shoddy Envelopes Used By Natwe
im claiming on behalf of 2 of my friends, their statments arrived in the same shoddy envelope, and they were mixed up. it took me ages to sort through them
Halifax x3 - settled in full First direct x2 - settled in full NatWest for friend x3 - settled in full HSBC for friend x2- settled in full Nationwide for mother x1 - Settled in full
Re: Fendy V Natwest 16.1k. Anything I Can Do About The Shoddy Envelopes Used By Natwe
Thanks Parkvale. Right, Im also on a mission to try and get them to stop putting peoples info at risk. They are not fit to practice banking as far as Im concerned. We get all the sales pitch from them about protecting our identity, and do we want to pay 60 a year to cover this blah blah blah, and then they send my bl**dy statements in such a way that joe bloggs and the entire world can become me if they so wish. Its just not on. Im insensed by it. This was kind of a side issue really but once I read Toilet Bandits thread on this, I thought, OMG they promised him a year ago they would stop doing this, and clearly they havent stopped. Im sending off that letter to my MP Parkvale tomorrow. Thank you so much for finding it for me. I want not just my money back but I want to shake them up to stop sending peoples private personal information out in such a shoddy manner. This is lives were talking about. Just what if somebody managed to clone my card, become me, etc. etc. etc. I wonder if Natwest would cover me against fraud on my account when its clearly their fault. Humm, could have a field day with one in court Im sure. xxx
Re: Fendy V Natwest 16.1k. Anything I Can Do About The Shoddy Envelopes Used By Natwe
Its actually my day off. I only work three days a week, two kids at school, and so Im making the most of my days off getting completely to grips with this process. Any time I can put in, in finding out anything at all to help my case is time well spent as far as Im concerned. I could be out gardening, which I would prefer to be doing, but Im a woman on a mission at the moment. I cant really think about anything else at the mo except sorting this out and making sure I win. I dont want to give anybody judge or cobbets or Natwest any way of getting out of paying me on this. Im hoping to use the money to a) bale my mum out of a hole, b) use it as a deposit on a buying a holiday home in france and c) donation to this website, and d) whatevers left, nice slap up posh dinner and lovely local fave restaurant for the family. To celebrate. Just hope I can. Fingers crossed. xxx thanks so much for posts to date and help. Really very very much appreciated. Everybody is so lovely on here and so eager to help. Its brilliant. xxxx
Re: Fendy V Natwest 16.1k. Anything I Can Do About The Shoddy Envelopes Used By Natwe
Fendy I wrote to watchdog via email lastweek regarding the way they send out statements , my friends came in a see through post office bag too! Watchdog keep going on about statements in bin bags and I think this is worse,think of all the hands the statements pass through and my postie looks dodgey anyway I think we should all bombard watchdog with emails and if enough of us complain they may step in and fight the good fight on t.v. and the banks don't like that
Re: Fendy V Natwest 16.1k. Anything I Can Do About The Shoddy Envelopes Used By Natwe
My statements came in a shredded brown bag too Fendy - it's amazing how they can manage to send out letters to tell you they're taking all your money off you in stupid charges come in pristine condition! I know they are usually smaller packages but they sometimes have heavier leaflets in (trying to persuade you to take out a loan with them!). I, like you, do a lot of Ebaying and the postie knows me, my daughter and my dog but like you say, so could anyone now!! And, I set up a standing order to go to my daughters account every month so those details are on there too.
I don't really know how these things work but could we not get a petition going and send it in to Watchdog/ the PM etc.
Re: Fendy V Natwest 16.1k. Anything I Can Do About The Shoddy Envelopes Used By Natwe
Im with any ideas on this one. Im gonna write to my local MP about this and to parliament, and will also write to the Natwest and give them chance to defend themselves on this issue too. But Im utterly disgusted they can treat customers like this. Knowingly put them at risk of identity fraud. My postie said, Oh we get loads like this from the banks, youre not the first and you wont be the last. Its despicable. Theyre the ones preaching on about identity fraud and encouraging us to take our protection plans etc with them for £60 quid a pop, and yet theyre the ones putting us at bl**dy risk. Im just apalled beyond belief. I dont know if I can do anything about it, but Im certainly going to try, and Im going make a right old nuisance of myself too with my MP and Natwest about it. They will get sick of hearing from me at the end of all this. Ive had to subscribe to a credit reference agency to look at my file for a whole year now based on the fact that due to Natwests incompetence, a whole last 12 months of statements have been stolen, and Im at risk now so I have to keep checking my credit file to ensure that nobody out there is getting credit, loans or whatever in my name. Its a nightmare this whole thing it really is. All because of NW. Nobody else, them. I will keep adding to this little post because Im not gonna let them get away with it. Its really bad treatment. Theyre gonna wish they never met me after this.
Re: Fendy V Natwest 16.1k. Anything I Can Do About The Shoddy Envelopes Used By Natwe
Fendy,
I admire your determination and strength over this. I fear the bank will blame the post,
and the post will blame the bank. Nat West's cynical methods of practise, (like sending statements in normal post.) is undeniable wrong. One thing you can be sure of at this moment in time, they are getting a bloody nose over refunding these penaly charges. At the end of all this they will have to change their ways." Live by the sword die by the sword. "
Re: Fendy V Natwest 16.1k. Anything I Can Do About The Shoddy Envelopes Used By Natwe
Ooooh I love your posts Parkvale. Theyre always so full of gut emotion. Lovely. I was reading Toilet Bandits threads again last night, what a guy, and nearly a year ago, he reported this same thing to his MP, who is a guy with some clout in Westminster, i.e. Oliver Letwin, so the peeps close to the Prime Minister are already aware of this matter from nearly a year ago, and in one of his letters he received from the bank, (Mr. Toilet Bandit), they promised to clean their act up on the envelopes they use for this, and clearly they havent. Could I not use this reference to this incident last year and Mr. Letwin being notified etc. about it, to tell my own MP and parliament about this practice and the fact that the NW have done diddly squat about it. So much for fair trading, operating in such a manner as to do right by their customers. Hum...... Im horrible I know, but I just want to make them pay in some way for putting people at risk like this. I could try and get them to give me free identity fraud cover for 5 years or something. Worth a try. Im gonna ask. If you dont ask, you dont get. Lol.
Love your posts though. Keep up the good work and encouragement to all the peeps on here. It really does make a difference. Ive never felt so fired up. xxxxx
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Fendy,
I have not read toilet bandits thread, but i bet their all full with guts and motion. Sorry i meant emotion. You go for it and mention everyone, and show them we mean business up here in Yorkshire
Re: Fendy V Natwest 16.1k. Anything I Can Do About The Shoddy Envelopes Used By Natwe
Aha, a fellow Yorkshire Person. Brilliant. We have more soul than the rest of the UK put together. But Im biased of course, lol. xxxxx If you want a really good read, its like a book, but its soooooooooooooo funny and clever, read the threat by toilet bandit. That man should be running for Prime Minister. Hes both clever, funny, and normal. What a man. xxxxx Seriously read it. Its fantastic. Inspirational to anybody, but god its long, it took me about half an hour. xxx
Re: Fendy V Natwest 16.1k. Anything I Can Do About The Shoddy Envelopes Used By Natwe
Just wanted to add, have another letter to Mr Lovely Higley, and also my local MP about the state of the envelopes etc. also advising Mr. Higley of my disgust that 12 months worth of statements have been stolen in transit due to the crappy way in which they were packed, and basically telling him if I get ID fraud on my account its HIS FAULT. or His banks fault anyway, and if I do, then I will be sueing them for that too. WAtch this space. I hope to god I dont get any id fraud because of this. Im curious to see what his reponse will be on this one. Different Im sure. xxxx Fendy x
Re: Fendy V Natwest 16.1k. Anything I Can Do About The Shoddy Envelopes Used By Natwe
You could write to the bank asking them to change their stationery suppliers. I do know the name but I think i would be edited for naming names, unless a Moderator or Site Helper can clarify that point
Re: Fendy V Natwest 16.1k. Anything I Can Do About The Shoddy Envelopes Used By Natwe
Hum I think Im just gonna ask Mr. Higley directly whom they use for these disgraceful envelopes. To be honest with you theres nothing wrong with the envelopes Per Se, if they are only sending out say 30 statements or something, they would do the job perfectly adequately, but all Im referring to really is the bl**dy incompetence of whomever sends these statements out. All it takes is a bit of good old fashioned basic common sense, which just isnt being employed in cases where they have over a hundred statements to send out to somebody. I mean, I had 600 in two big thick piles, shoved into a plain brown manila A4 envelope, and then they wonder why its busted open and over a years worth of statements missing when I get them. I mean, it doesnt take a genuis at the bank to realise when theyre putting the statements into the envelopes, that a) they dont fit properly, b) the envelope is way to flimsy to support over 600 statements in it and c) they must realise its going to burst open and reveal one of their customers personal private contents to the world and his brother. Im just lucky I have a brill postie who knows me well and helped patch the envelope together for me once it reached my local sorting office, and brought them to me personally straight away. He did report he thought the envelope had been messed up already by somebody and that some of the contents he believed were missing purely because they were all hanging out when he found them. I mean, were not asking for any kind of special treatment, we just want our personal private property containing very useful info to any fraudster to be taken care of and despatched properly and with care to the recipient. I mean, do they have bl**dy monkeys working in the postal department of Natwest,, who just stuff envelopes all day without a care or mind for any kind of common sense ??? Makes one wonder. Thanks Nattie, I will be asking if they use Jiffys or something for large quantities of statements in future to prevent this happening. Although I think, and I may be wrong, this is not an accusation, but I do believe the NW dont give a chuff about this. I think once you request your statements they know exactly what youre going to be doing with them, i.e. claiming charges, and hence dont care if some go missing or get man handled, hence why they keep sending them out in this shoddy way. Its a kind of S*d You to the customers for asking for them in the first place. But this is only my opinion. Not fact of course, lol............ I would hate to think that Natwest would think Im accusing the of putting their very very valued customers at risk. LOL. N O T........ Fendy xx
Fendy V Natwest 16.1k. Anything I Can Do About The Shoddy Envelopes Used By Natwest.
about my case, but this is a bit of a seperate issue here. Need advice. Have been reading thread by Toilet Bandit again, what a legend, and I pretty much had exactly same scenario about my statements. I asked for them, there was approx, 600 of em, and they did finally arrive in huge very tatty brown envelope which had been patched up by royal mail and put in one of their bags that says sorry but your item got damaged in transit etc. etc. so we had to put it all in this big bag to keep it safe, and they were delivered to me by my lovely postie who recognised the name and address straight away when it came through Keighley sorting office, and thus tried to repair envelope as best he could. Long story, I e bay a lot and so am on first name terms with most of the posties down there, they know me well. But was terribly miffed that Natwest could send so many statements out to me in such a pathetically packed way, and not even recorded or anything. I mean, anybody out there could now have my statements. There is a whole 12 months missing. And its the last 12 months, i.e. the most recent. On account of I couldnt be bothered waiting another 40 days for the missing statements and luckily I already had copies of the last 6 months in my files, I always keep em 6 months before shredding em, meant I actually then only had 6 months missing, i.e. January 06 to July 06. I was pretty solvent mostly round then so I dont expect there were many charges during that time, so in the end I decided to pursue my claim with those 6 months worth of statements missing. I told Natwest this. They didnt care basically. On reading Mr. Toilet Bandits posts about him complaining to his MP about the shabbiness of the envelopes they use to send these out in, and the fact they are putting their customers at risk of identity fraud by sending them out in such a ridiculously packaged way, is there anything I could further do to bring them to task over this, Natwest I mean. I mean his problems with crappy envelopes were back in Spring last year, and almost a year has elapsed since his complaint to the bank and his MP about the envelopes theyre using for this, and he was promised they would sort their act out and use better envelopes. Well its still happening, almost a year later. The state mine arrived in was despicable. Natwest confirmed they had sent my last 12 months worth of statements in with the bundle I received, but they are all definitely missing. Can I do anything about this with natwest do you think, i.e. sue them for putting me at risk of identity fraud because my last exactly 12 months to the date worth of statements were missing, and they sent them, so theyve definitely been stolen in transit. Any suggestions anybody. ????? I know this is a seperate issue to my claim but any ideas on what I can do to bring Natwest to task over this. The fact they promised Toilet Bandit they would do something about their envelopes and the way they send the statements out, and clearly a year later they have done diddly squat ???
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You must be exhausted all the work you have put in today. 
I think we should all bombard watchdog with emails and if enough of us complain they may step in and fight the good fight on t.v. and the banks don't like that
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