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I've already successfully completed one claim with the Halifax but since the last time I did it it seems they've changed their procedure. It seems they now send out a letter saying they've looked into the complaint and have decided not to honour it. I don't think it's just me as a relative seems to have had a similar one. I'm pretty sure this is still standard fodder and nothing to worry about. Shall I just proceed with lba?
Also - what are these things I hear about someone losing in the courts to a bank?
Have Halifax changed their standard letter?
but since the last time I did it it seems they've changed their procedure. It seems they now send out a letter saying they've looked into the complaint and have decided not to honour it. I don't think it's just me as a relative seems to have had a similar one. I'm pretty sure this is still standard fodder and nothing to worry about. Shall I just proceed with lba
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