Natwest case on friday 13th for bank charges?
11-04-2007, 11:20 AM
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Natwest case on friday 13th for bank charges?
What is everyone expecting to happen then?
Ive not read a great deal about it so far, anyone out there got any good info on it?
Overview here for those interested:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/programme...ox/6530315.stm
Ive not read a great deal about it so far, anyone out there got any good info on it?
Overview here for those interested:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/programme...ox/6530315.stm
11-04-2007, 11:43 AM
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If he can prove it does only cost them 2.50 and not the 38 they charged surely he has a good chance of winning?
Will be interesting to see what happens, thats for certain!
Will be interesting to see what happens, thats for certain!
11-04-2007, 12:10 PM
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Originally Posted by ballin
Originally Posted by Oranoco
Hope Barclays hurry up and give me my money back or I might end up getting nothing back 
it's not going to go in the banks favour, can only help the consumer!
surely that will set a president and all others will duely stick two fingers up at people who ask for there money back...\\already had mine so not 3 bothered
11-04-2007, 12:14 PM
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so a law stundent is going up against an expert legal team paid for by a an international, multi billion dollar industry, and it will set a precident that will affect the finances of everyone in the country that ever has a financial hickup...
shit
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11-04-2007, 01:22 PM
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I'll be watching this like a vulture - Lloyds have raped me for at least a grand - usually because of being a quid over drawn!
Automated letters don't cost anything to produce - I should know, I write the reports that generate them at work! Once they've been written, job done! No further human intervention's needed as the system sends them if necessary on a schedule.
Besides, If I owe someone a fiver, I owe them a fiver, not a fiver AND 30 quid for the privilege.
Automated letters don't cost anything to produce - I should know, I write the reports that generate them at work! Once they've been written, job done! No further human intervention's needed as the system sends them if necessary on a schedule.
Besides, If I owe someone a fiver, I owe them a fiver, not a fiver AND 30 quid for the privilege.
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11-04-2007, 02:07 PM
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Originally Posted by CossieRich
A man is willing to go up againt Natwest when they have already offered him £4k and if he loses and they claim for costs he will be bankrupt. Shithot that bloke is.
The downside is that if he fucks up, a million or so people will all not get their grand or two back anymore!
18-04-2007, 01:49 AM
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They must be getting nervous. I got £3223 back today, asked for 4k, but settled for the offer. HBOS has paid up quick smart, which is unusual considering in Scotland the most you can go for is £750 in small claims and I didn't even have to threaten it. Happy days, glad now I misspent my youth, the RST was worth it
18-04-2007, 08:26 AM
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Originally Posted by ballin
Originally Posted by Oranoco
Hope Barclays hurry up and give me my money back or I might end up getting nothing back
it's not going to go in the banks favour, can only help the consumer!
surely that will set a president and all others will duely stick two fingers up at people who ask for there money back...\\already had mine so not 3 bothered
if they weren't, why would thousands of thousands of people received pay outs!
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