Bank Charges

We kepe getting updates at work of what to do with customer complaints of charges. We have to have a list just in a spreadsheet of the charge, the date, the amount, and the title of the charge as it appears on the account, a total of all charges with a covering letter. We fax it off to the service centre and they take it from there. i sent off my boyfriends on thursday so will let you know how fast we're doing it at the mo!

If you're with Floyds TSB you can go back 4 years on there online banking. I'm not sure about other banks, I don't think ym barclays one goes back that far though.

Im with Abbey probably the worst building society ever

Got an offer today of £2,716.99 which Ive decided to accept

The actual cost of my charges was only £100 higher than that anyway, the rest was all interest!

Gonna go knack my credit card companies now!!!! at this rate all my debt will be paid off!

Dont accept, get the rest back, I got 900quid charges back end of last year, they offered me 800 at first but i declined, I wanted the full lot

I got all my bank charges back 3 weeks ago from Lloyds TSB.

£287 dating back to July when I started with them.

i couldnt be assed with the hassle for a small amount like that. i know its a hundred quid, but its a fuck on

you shud go for the interest as well, they charge you interest so it only right you get that back as well

There's the interest to though My actual charges were only 700 but they charged about 200 interest

Think you're meant to add around 8% to the sum of your bank charges

£30 back today

Life is all about small victories.

by "bank charges" does this just mean the times you get charged for going over your credit limit/overdraft?

yes and any charge for bounced chex etc

my changes with MBNA were only £1200 but the compound interest add upto £2150 on top of that

my letter was sent on the first of feb..

not a sausage in reply yet.

cuntmonkeys

has anyone experienced banks closing the accounts after?

i am a debt adviser so its i need to monitor stuff like this for personal interest

and has anyone actually been charged for the statements at £5 each - i know its already been pointed out that under the right to information act you just send a tenner off

they said that if I have any problems with them in future theyll reconsider our relationship or something like that

so in other words - default again and you are out

im shaking in my boots, natwest are the only bank in the world

What's the crack with Visa's, am bound to be due millions seen as me walls are more or less plastered with the cards ave had?

I sent me letter to Barclays a while back, nish back as of yet like....