6 Years Statments Available on Line

[RSM]

I have read a lot of posts which state that HSBC have 40 days to send statements under the DPA. If you register for online banking with HSBC you can view and print statements dating back 6 years. As a result I know exactly how much I will be claiming and I won't be fobbed off for 40 days.

[Spiceskull]

PLEASE START YOUR OWN THREAD, YOU'RE HIJACKING SOMEONES ELSE'S.

 

 

Hi,

 

Following the exposure of Bank Action Group through the MSE site this week, I have decided to give it a go myself.

 

I am an HSBC customer, Adam.

 

To see the steps I took to recover unfair bank charges with the help of Consumer Action Group, please read my thread Spiceskull v HSBC.

[agamemnon]

i checked every statement dating back to 06/04 when the account was opened. yes its a bit tedious but then i got statments free just prnted every page

[richardsimkiss]

Please note, had you read through previous posts of the HSBC section, or even looked at the titles, you would notice that the 'all HSBC statements are free online' comment has been posted numerous times already.

 

the 40 days under the DPA does work, but in my opinion 40 days in a long time to wait, I got my statements free and online in a few hours. It does depend on your personal situation and preferences.

[richardsimkiss]

EDIT: Computer Problem, Double Post, Sorry!

[richardc]

I have read a lot of posts which state that HSBC have 40 days to send statements under the DPA. If you register for online banking with HSBC you can view and print statements dating back 6 years. As a result I know exactly how much I will be claiming and I won't be fobbed off for 40 days.

 

The purpose of making a request under the DPA is, apart from getting copy statements, that you ask for details of manual intervention in these charges.

 

"Manual Intervention" seems to be the banks latest excuse for high charges.

Use the specimen letter in the library.

[monkey_uk]

It seems to be the etiquette of this forum, please respect that.

 

In this case, IMO, there is no problem, but if it is a thread about someone's case going further, then it would be a problem.

[BankFodder]

Most of the users here get direct assistance and oversight from the organisers and owners of the forum.

 

It creates considerable extra effort to have to disentwine concurrent stories which are proceeding within the same thread. It also makes it difficult for the thread-owner to understand whether advice which is being given relates to their problem or the problem of the hijacker.

Others who are attempting to follow a thread are also more likely to become confused.

 

If you feel that you are unable to accept the custom and practice of this forum then you might find http://www.bankchargeshell.co.uk more to your liking.

[Spiceskull]

Hi Bank Fodder,

 

Clearly the forum is moderated as my previous two posts have now disappeared.

 

I can fully understand and accept the customs, and your explanation that some threads are effectively two-way conversations clarifies a point and is understandable.

 

In the future I will create my own threads whenever I wish to post, and will refrain from replying to other threads, even when my reply would be clearly relevant, as I believed to be the case here. I do not wish to see huge, bold, red comments again.

 

Regards,

Adam.

 

To see the steps I took to recover unfair bank charges with the help of Consumer Action Group, please read my thread Spiceskull v HSBC.

[BankFodder]

Thank you

[RETURNED TO SENDER]

PLEASE START YOUR OWN THREAD, YOU'RE HIJACKING SOMEONES ELSE'S.

 

 

Hi,

 

Following the exposure of Bank Action Group through the MSE site this week, I have decided to give it a go myself.

 

I am an HSBC customer, Adam.

 

Where is this other highjacked thread ?

[RSM]

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