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claiming excess charges from an account i have since closed?
I used to have a Natwest account which after a large debacle about charges, i closed around 3 years ago.
I still have the sort code however no account number. my questions are thus:
i predict that the total of charges in the last 6 years from there will be over £1000 simply through over agreed overdraft limit. basically i went 9p over my overdraft and they charged me constinuously £20 over and over again until i was around £300 in debt.
as i was in the navy and at sea, i did not recieve any letter or phone calls informing me of this, and they would not talk to anyone else as i was the only resgitered account holder.
when i came back i had to pay it all off and because of their messup i closed the account.
what is my standing on claiming statements from that account?
Re: claiming excess charges from an account i have since closed?
Originally Posted by pauldoubleyou
I used to have a Natwest account which after a large debacle about charges, i closed around 3 years ago.
I still have the sort code however no account number. my questions are thus: see natties stickie above
i predict that the total of charges in the last 6 years from there will be over £1000 simply through over agreed overdraft limit. basically i went 9p over my overdraft and they charged me constinuously £20 over and over again until i was around £300 in debt.
as i was in the navy and at sea, i did not recieve any letter or phone calls informing me of this, and they would not talk to anyone else as i was the only resgitered account holder.
when i came back i had to pay it all off and because of their messup i closed the account.
what is my standing on claiming statements from that account?you can claim
Re: claiming excess charges from an account i have since closed?
I am in a similar position £3k estimated with **atwest bank, I've written thr request letter for info, as I too have sort code but no acc. no. got a lovely letter this morning saying, fluff fluff and NO! we hols info using numeric codes for account ID, please write back when you know your account number. Does anyone have a sample letter for this response?
Re: claiming excess charges from an account i have since closed?
Give them the codes that they'll need to access the old account number - see here http://www.consumeractiongroup.co.uk...nt-number.html (this was written by a current nat west employee - so information is accurate).
Re: claiming excess charges from an account i have since closed?
Thankyou for that I will try it tomorrow, I am expecting them to come up with a cr*p excuse and not give it to me...any advice if / when they stall in the branch?
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Re: claiming excess charges from an account i have since closed?
Thanks, I have written to the Edinburgh address asking for S.A.R - (Subject access request) info. the reply was, " sorry we need your account no AND sort code" I have successfully claimed £4k from Halifax, but that was an open account, this is proving to be harder as i feel they are holding me back at the first fence! When I send my next letter, later today, would you advise sending it to Edinburgh again, saying " you now have 20 days left to find the info" or to Borehamwood ( trouble is I don't know the account no yet...) saying Hi, you need to find my account details......thanks for all the help out there!
Re: claiming excess charges from an account i have since closed?
Originally Posted by claireartist
the reply was, " sorry we need your account no AND sort code"
THat's rubbish. They di need to be able to identify you (obviously) but they can do that from your name and address(es) - the account details are part of the data they hold on you and it is part of their duty to supply it to you
Originally Posted by claireartist
would you advise sending it to Edinburgh again, saying " you now have 20 days left to find the info" or to Borehamwood
Send it to Edinburgh (not Glasgow as in my previous post, Doh!) Yes, say that.
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Re: claiming excess charges from an account i have since closed?
Just got reply letter, " thankyou for requesting copy statements.....unable to process request....refer to instructions below...the fee for this service is £5...( a £10 cheque was posted 31 days ago....) •from the information provided we are unable to tract the accounts requested, Natwest uses only numeric codes for id of accounts...please supply us with a valid 6 digit sort code ( done ) and acc. no. Please let us know your branch name ( done ) and any dates your accounts were opened or closed ( done ) " we are now 9 days off 40 day period.....Hmmm