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I used to have credit card with eaymoney.com (internet based) administered by Lloyds TSB who coming to think about it ripped me off big time with charges (sounds familiar?) however, I have no contact details for these people or what my account number used to be. Can anyone please post me in the right direction as to how I go about making contact with these people with regards to obtaining the last 6 years statements?
For easymoney, check you're bank statements. I noticed a 16 digit number that was under each repayment transaction. I assumed this was the card/account number.
I sent an SAR to their new office address (below) that is dealing with CCA SARs. I called them in advance to check if the there was record of the account number. They only have access to 6 mntsh historic data on their computer systems and the easymoney account in question was closed a long time before this. They gave me the following address to write to:
Lloyds Banking Group
Customer Accounts
Sussex House
1/9 Gloucester Place
Brighton
BN1 4BE
I was also an Easy money customer and was wondering about this as Lloyds are being quite agressive at the moment and I was thinking about SARing or CCAing them. Will keep an eye on this to see how you get on.
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TSB who coming to think about it ripped me off big time with charges (sounds familiar?) however, I have no contact details for these people or what my account number used to be. Can anyone please post me in the right direction as to how I go about making contact with these people with regards to obtaining the last 6 years
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