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hi peeps just to let you know that if you have got online banking with Lloyds i have just found out that you can check your own statements
on them it tells you what the payment was for so when i checked for the 01/01/03 +3 months it said like payment type fee £5.00 which was for my select account which you expect to pay every month
then it said chg unpaid d/d £90 so dose this mean that we have just found a chink in their armor when we have to go to court and it also tells you what statement number its on so you can print them out
just thought id let you know please reply to me what you think
Hi Rob
Internet banking is great for statements, but it only goes back to the middle of 2002 (June I think), so it's ideal if you haven't got any charges before then.
Barty
my lloyds case
i have just found out that you can check your own statements
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