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Hi Everyone, Ive been meaning to look into my bank charges for sometime but with a 5 month old baby havent had chance until now!
Ive received my latest bank statement today which has a charge due to come out on 12th June for £28....this was for going over my overdraft by £8.09 for less than 24 hours...only happened cos the ATM said there was enough money in there to take £30 but obviously later that day a switch payment from 4 days earleir was processed!!!! This has prompted me to take action!!! So Im about to get all the statements out and get on a mission to get my money back!!!
Wish me luck!!! Have read loads of the FAQS but am sure I will need advice along the way!
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by £8.09 for less than 24 hours...only happened cos the ATM said there was enough money in there to take £30 but obviously later that day a switch payment from 4 days earleir was processed!!!! This has prompted me to take action!!! So Im about to get all the statements out and get on a mission to get my money back!!!
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