Written by John Kruse, one of the leading experts on Bailiff Law, this consumer friendly guide is essential reading for anyone who comes into contact with a bailiff.
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Well it finally happened, i've been roped into helping family members with claims. First up my Uncle Alan, he reckons he must be due thousands from HSBC.
I've done him a DPA letter and he has hand delivered it to local branch today. Spoke to him earlier he said receptionist read letter and said, if you want copy statements they're £10 each :o
He said he played it cool and said i'm sorry but I think you'll find whats written there is the law. She went in the back and came back to say, this has to go to a "specialist department" and that they would be in touch "in due course"
I also asked for my statements and told there was a charge or they gave me option of using internet banking to print them off for free, just an idea its what ive done and preparing letter now.
My Uncle Alan -v- HSBC
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Re: My Uncle Alan -v- HSBC
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