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  1. pudding79

    HSBC paid out

    You need to ask for a data subject access request - see the guidance notes and template library. If you simply ask for duplicate statements they can charge you. If you make a data access request they can charge you a maximun of £10 for the lot.
  2. pudding79

    HSBC paid out

    That's brilliant, thanks.
  3. Hello I'm just about to send a letter to Co-op. Just wondering if you could recommend which contact/address to use? - there are so many! Many thanks G
  4. Hi there Has anyone else been refused a refund by HSBC on the grounds that the OFT ruling only applies to credit card accouts? Any tips of how i come back at them? They owe me a grand and I'm not giving up!! Thanks, G
  5. pudding79

    HSBC paid out

    Hello Congrtualtions! I have not been so lucky with HSBC. They are refusing to refund me on the grounds that the OFT ruling only applies to credit cards! I would be really grateful if you could tell me which letter you used, and to which HSBC contact you sent it? I'm not giving up as they awe me a grand!!
  6. Hello I have a couple of questions relating to HSBC. I recently got a reply from HSBC refusing to refund my charges on the grounds that the OFT report published 5th April 2006 only relates to default charges on credit card accounts. Is this true? First Direct refunded me my charges on my current account (although of course maintaned they were not illegal), and I sent them the same letter. They then invite me to escalte my complaint to the internal complaint handling procedure (Service Quality Team) and provine me with an address in Leeds. Is this the best action or is there someone better in HSBC to complain to? I would really appreciate some advice. Thanks! G
  7. Hello I have a couple of questions relating to HSBC. I recently got a reply from HSBC refusing to refund my charges on the grounds that the OFT report published 5th April 2006 only relates to default charges on credit card accounts. Is this true? First Direct refunded me my charges on my current account (although of course maintaned they were not illegal), and I sent them the same letter. They then invite me to escalte my complaint to the internal complaint handling procedure (Service Quality Team) and provine me with an address in Leeds. Is this the best action or is there someone better in HSBC to complain to? I would really appreciate some advice. Thanks! G
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