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    • just type no need to hit quote. what you really need to do is forget about it now they have  just steer clear of THAT ONE STORE for a few months. other B&Q's are OK. even if you do go back in, they'll simple ask you to leave, then if you return again, could invoke trespass laws BUT WE HAVE NEVER SEEN IT HERE. as for getting out of your tree about police, prison, criminal record, arrested, knocks at doors, letter of claim....NONE OF THE CAN EVER HAPPEN. and has not on these joe public low level shoplifting incidence since 2012. you've already got a scary letter ratchetting on about some mystical FAKE civil restoration scheme .  you'll probably get a few more ...NOTHING THEY CAN EVER DO. bin shred burn give to your pet hamster any money people pay CRS/RLP/DEF etc regarding their letters goes straight into their pocket and off they go down the pub and LAUGH at people they mugged. the retailer never sees a penny.  i admire your action of send £5 to B&Q. its done now and its over with....move on with your live. dx
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Hi everyone,

 

Need your advice! I know that this topic was discussed many times so very sorry for bringing it up again.

 

During my studies in London I opened a basic (not student) account with LLoyds. Then when moving back to my home country, I spent more than I had on my account accidentally, and wasn't aware of that. After a couple of months when I looked at my account statement, I found that it was charged with unplanned overdraft fees 2 times J165 plus interest on J33. I was completely shocked and called them try to clarify, The collections service agreed to reduce by J75 and make a plan of repaying the total amount by J3 a month, but still this is a enormous amount of money for me :(.

 

My problem is that I am not in UK, it is difficult to have normal correspondence with the bank.

 

My questions are:

 

Is it possible to refund these overdraft fees or its better to save money and just close the account?

Is there anyone who could guide me and help liase with the bank from London? Or if I correspond via email, will there be any success or even feedback?

 

Thanks a lot in advance!

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