Hi im realy nervous about doing this as i normally muck things up but im determined,anyway my letter is in the envelope for the Data Protection Act request to be posted .Do i post it to my own branch and as i dont do cheques could i just enclose the £10 tia

Yes, I would post it to your branch. But never put cash in the post, its so dangerous. You can get a postal order to send. Alternatively, if you hand deliver it to your branch, making sure you get a receipt, you could give them the cash or permission to take the money from your account (as long as you have enough in there to cover it).

And then make sure you spend all your spare time reading the step-by-step instructions, faqs and all the threads you possibly can!

Best of luck

You can post it to your own branch yes, i wouldnt put £10 cash in envelope as you have no tracing ability for it, get a postal order for it

Good luck!

Thanks will hand it into branch this morning then intend to spend the afternoon reading up on all these threads

Yeah make sure you get a receipt for handing it in. If your not posting it R.Delivery you need to have proof that they received your letter should the B.O.S. ever come back and say they never received your letter-Which is what they said to me.

Went into branch and was told they couldnt debit the £10 from my account so have just been for a postal order and will now send it recorded deleivery.

Have at last got round to posting my letter requesting my statements wanted to spend time reading up still dont know if i will manage to do it right but hey ho im going to give it a good bash.

Still no word back from bos sent this letter by recorded delivery how long should it take for a reply to come back

Sometimes they take a while. If you sent your request for statements under the Data Act using the SAR template, they have 40 days in which to reply....

Thanks i did as per posted so suppose i still have a while to wait never mind im sure it will be worth the wait

hi again received my statements yesterday scarey reading anyway can i claim for account maintance charges these seemed to happen only when i was overdrawn mostly about 4 yrs ago not on recent statements

another thought those spread sheets look realy scarey not sure about the whole interest thing how do i decide what interest to add on dont want to make a mess of this so im away to read from the start yet again

Hi Trish,

Yeah the interest thing is very confusing, I didn't bother as my charges where very substantial anyway.

Keep up the good work, any help I can offer give us a shout

Yes Trish

you can claim back the £28 maintenance charge, this charge is normally applied when you go £30 over your overdraft limit.