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MBNA "Late Payment Fees" refunded

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Thanks to the Bank Action Group - I've had £160 worth of "Late Payment Fees" refunded by MBNA. These go back over 5 years. I send the Bank Action Group letter from the library - they sent £80 saying that other people's defaults were more costly than mine (what a rubbish argument)- I persisted and threatened action in the small claims court - they paid the further £80. THANK YOU.

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Well done matey !

 

What a pathetic reason they gave. Don't know why they even bother offering half as everybody goes back and gets it all in the end anyway. They just create more work for themselves !

 

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Hi I'm having some trouble with MBNA and wondered if someone could help.

 

When we get late charges back how do these have to be paid, are there any rules as to how the company's must pay them back.

 

I recently got £813 back from MBNA for my father but they just deducted that amount off his balance and not his arrears then balance.

Now there moaning about the arrears on the account.

 

They do have a valid CCA too.

 

George

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