no cheque book .... how do i pay the £10 charge?

[char25]

right i've decided i am going to do this:) (may need alot more help)

 

please can anyone tell me if its ok to take the letter to my local branch to get the letter sent off or should i get a bankers draft and send it to head office?? :???:

 

i wanna do this properly

 

any advice would be great

 

thanks again

[jowalshy]

You can always send a postal order. All the correspondance I had from Halifax was:-

 

Halifax Plc

Customer Relations

P O Box 548 Leeds

LS1 1WU

 

But you can send to Trinity Rd. Your letter should go to the right department eventually.

[kalujo123]

Dont pay for it, halifax are issuing a list of charges for your account for free, Just ring up their telephone banking and request it over the phone, otherwise go into any halifax branch and they can order the statements for you which costs £5 per request for whatever dates you require, they may even request them for you for free. Once you get the charge information you can then send the first letter off to their head office.

 

[gizmo111]

You can ask them to debit your account.

Just make sure there is money in there, so you don't incur a charge:o

[char25]

thanks so much..... so i do i send the SAR asking for charges on my account then or not? i am a lil worried that me not sending the letter makes it not a full and water tight claim

[PPMAN159]

Once you know what figure you have been charged then you can send them the Letter Before Action requesting that they refund these charges to you.

[kalujo123]

The s.a.r is irrelavant to the claim, it is just used as a legal tool to make them provide you with the information, as long as you have all the charges information however you obtain them and you then send off the letters detailing the charges you are claiming back then you will have no problems.