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BAILIFFS - The Law and Your Rights

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    Default alexjj Vs. RWoS

    Hi folks,

    Quick question, I have two accounts for RBOS, one of them from where I am from originally, which got closed before I moved to where I am now - effectively I transferred account.

    This is two separate accounts.

    I just got back the details of the older account for statements, and these go back to Dec 2000.

    Can I claim these as normal - even though this is over 6 yearsicon - more like 6 and a half? Simple explanation of yay or nay please!! In the absence of nay, I am just going to list them on the simple XL spreadsheet anyways.

    Thanks very much
    Alex

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    Default Re: alexjj Vs. RWoS

    All depends if you want to use the concealment/limitation acticon gambit in your defence.


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    OK, at what stage would/should I use this? Surely all charges are unfair, full stop?

    Additionally, can I claim back "card misuse" charges at £20 a go, when I have used it as a cheque guarantee, and they consider this to be "card misuse" - which means, not only is there a £20 charge, but then they have repeatedly hit me for a £30 referral charge for the month - plus interest whenever this has pushed me over the agreed overdrafticon limit..

    Are there any adminicon members who review spreadsheets of charges (presumably for a nominal donationicon)..

    Cheers
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    Default Re: alexjj Vs. RWoS

    T4FF has produced this excellent explaination of wat you can and can't claim http://www.consumeractiongroup.co.uk...-you-rbos.html.

    Full discussion on the 6 yr issue is here http://www.consumeractiongroup.co.uk...tml#post712882

    Read and enjoy.

    I'm sure some kind sole might offer to check your spreadsheet, but you would be better served getting a family member to go through. After all, the only errors likely are going to be due to incorrectly copying info OFF your statements.....so you would need to send a stranger your bank statements if you wanted somebody here to do it.

    JMHO



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