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I wrote to my branch of Ulster Bank (Northern Ireland's version of RBS) on 7 March asking for my charges back. Got a reply today which says they are acting on my letter which they received on 14 March. I can't believe it took a week to get there.
Does this mean i can't send off my lba until 14 days from the 14th or should i stick to my own timetable and send it 14 days after the first letter was sent?
There's no address. Just says my concern has been escalated to the CR Unit whose job is to help those who would like a further review of their concer and they will be in contact shortly. Also mentions additional info in an enclosed leaflet but the numpties didn't enclose it.
This is normal procedure from them curleybap. The office were they actually deal with these queries is in Dublin, but the address to send your lba to is
Ulster Bank Limited
Retail Network Support
Group Head Office
11-16 Donegall Square East
Belfast
BT1 5UB
Post it here , then they deal with it in dublin. I have just issued a claim against them for my charges.
Hope this has helped.
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) on 7 March asking for my charges back. Got a reply today which says they are acting on my letter which they received on 14 March. I can't believe it took a week to get there.
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