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Myself and my partner have 3 bank accounts between us with HSBC, they have been charging us alot in bank charges over the last few years and have been very unhelpful when we asked for help. In 1 month alone earlier this year we were charges £85 on each of the 3 bank accounts. We have now moved our business elsewhere and we are starting the process of claiming the money back, we intend to hand deliver the DPA letter to them this weekend, which leads me to my first question, do we lump the whole lot together or treat each bank account individually?

 

I will keep you posted on what happens and I appreciate any help you can give me.

 

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I do not know at this stage I do not have all bank statements, could easily be over £5000 for all 3 accounts.

 

Can I send 1 DPA request from both of us, given we have a sole account each and a joint account?

 

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It's best to keep any claims below the £5k mark.

 

There is nothing to stop you making the claims one after the other. The reason for keeping it under this 5k level is that the case can be dealt with under the small claims system ensuring that you will not incur any costs. If you apply for all three together, the banks could ask the courts to join the cases up therefore making one large claim which would force you over the limit.

 

My recommendation is to decide on one account and start the process with that one on it's own. Follow the faqs and send all the letters in order. Once they settle that claim, it will be pretty hard for them to refuse the other two, so just follow the same process. It may take a little longer but you should get all the money owed.

 

Best of luck, Shanks

Prelim sent May '06

LBA sent June '06

Fob off now rec'd to the prelim

Copy of fob off now rec'd as response to LBA!

Full repayment of all charges since 1997 now received.

Account Closed

Donation made :)

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What happens if you've been charged over £5000 over the 6 years? Could you split it and do a claim for say £3000 for May 2000 to May 2003 and then a £2500 claim for June 2003 to the present?

 

I have a feeling a faq may have answered that - but I've read so much about it over the past 24 hours there's a lot to take in and be very clear about.

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Hi BillyNeon,

 

You're right it is in the faqs, but I can completely inderstand that after reading the vast amount of info on this site you can begin to wonder if you remember right..

 

"Q. I want to claim more than £5000

A. Try splitting the claim into smaller chunks in order to remain on the Small Claims track. However, do not run your claims at the same time as the Bank might apply to consolidate the claims. If they did that, your claim would be over £5000 and you might find yourself at a serious risk of paying costs if you lose.

However, do note that this has nnot been tried yet and the defendant might object to the second claim and ask for it to be struck out.

Follow the date spilt as you suggested, once you have won the first claim then go back and watch them try to argue the second :D

Cheers

Prelim sent May '06

LBA sent June '06

Fob off now rec'd to the prelim

Copy of fob off now rec'd as response to LBA!

Full repayment of all charges since 1997 now received.

Account Closed

Donation made :)

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Could I go down the path with my sole account at the same time as my partner does with her sole account, or does the fact that they are linked through a joint account mean it will be safer to do them one at a time.

 

Thanks

 

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Someone with more knowledge may come and comment on this one for us, but tbh I would be pretty confident in saying that you will get all the money owed in the long run Once the first claim has succeeded it will make it fairly impossible for them to defend the subsequent claims.

 

I would still err on the side of caution though and do them one after the other.

 

Cheers

Prelim sent May '06

LBA sent June '06

Fob off now rec'd to the prelim

Copy of fob off now rec'd as response to LBA!

Full repayment of all charges since 1997 now received.

Account Closed

Donation made :)

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I have read posts on here about getting orevious bank statements online, does anyone know how this is done with HSBC, I want a backup plan incase they don't come good on the DPA request.

 

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you have to be registered for internet banking, if you are you can then just use their service , its very easy actually, if you're not registered give em a ring or go into the branch and they will sort it out for you. even if you dont use it to collate your statements it is very handy to be able to check your account whenever you want :p

HSBC- £4995, settled payment in full

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Unsure about what to claim, or confused about overdraft interest? Charges explanation

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Thanks for the quick response, I have been using Internet banking with HSBC for a few years now, but only seem to been able to et quite recent history. When I go to the My Transactions section it says at the bottom:

 

! The earliest date for which you can view transactions on this screen is 15 May 2006.

 

So I am a bit lost, on the subject of lost £135 this month in bank charges on one account.

 

Any advice would be much appreciated.

 

Wayne

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Wayne,

 

If you go to My Statements after you've selected an account it will aloow you to go back through your staements up to 6 years - althougth it won't alllow you to download them.....

 

Good luck.....I submitted my claim for 2 accounts together - although the amount is only £2300 - so I'm guessing it should be fine.

 

Hope so !!

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Thanks for the quick response, I have been using Internet banking with HSBC for a few years now, but only seem to been able to et quite recent history. When I go to the My Transactions section it says at the bottom:

 

! The earliest date for which you can view transactions on this screen is 15 May 2006.

 

So I am a bit lost, on the subject of lost £135 this month in bank charges on one account.

 

Any advice would be much appreciated.

 

Wayne

 

if you go to my accounts then your current account then click on my statements it will bring up the most recent ones, underneath that table should be a button which says "next set" click that and you're there

HSBC- £4995, settled payment in full

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Got it been through them quickly roughlt £1,700 in charges not looked at intest charges yet, not as bad as I thought it would be, still well worth the claim.

 

Thanks again for the help.

 

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nay bother, anything else just come straight back ;-)

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HSBC- £4995, settled payment in full

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I have started receiving bank statements from HSBC, got a nice letter from them last week saying they were going to waiv the production cost. Which I thought was amusing since I paid them the £10 when I sent the letter in.

 

Got another nice letter saying they are sending me statements for the last six for all my accounts (3 in total) and my credit card, I was expecting to have to do a DPA request for each one.

 

I have had 24 envelopes of statements which is all the statements for 1 account, looks like the postman is going to have some work to do.

 

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right then, let us know when you've got your totals together

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I got an offer, £1990!!!! I wasn't expecting one until after going legal?

 

Just finished my get real I want all the money letter which goes in the post tomorrow, I have given them another 14 days before legal action. So roll on the 4th sept.

 

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