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moses 01 March 2007 11:12 PM

reclaim your bank charges
 
no bull, check it oot, alot of companies r doin it for u, but want 25%, dae it yerself



download the first letter and enter your details, by law they need tae give u the total of how much they charged u the past 6 yrs or send u 6 yrs statements


here

my brother n law got back a few hundred quid and my mate got back 2.5k

Bank charges: Reclaim them, they're unlawful, so you can get six years money back | MoneySavingExpert: Consumer Revenge, Credit Cards, Shopping, Bank Charges, Cheap Flights and more,

moses 01 March 2007 11:13 PM

also

Ten steps to reclaim bank fees | This is Money

bootsy 01 March 2007 11:15 PM

all ready doing it:thumb:

wilyolddave 01 March 2007 11:37 PM

cheers gonna look into this:thumb:

Hanslow 02 March 2007 12:02 AM

I've never paid a bank charge in my life so have nothing to claim. Besides which, they're going to stiff us all back by making us pay a monthly fee for credit cards / bank accounts :(

BULLITT 02 March 2007 12:11 AM

Consumer Action Group

Look here for progress reports from other people and results from claims.

speye91 02 March 2007 12:16 AM

I claimed back 2k from Halifax ,got the whole amount back to the pence.

Shy bairns get nowt.

Took about 7 weeks but worth the wait.

The Snug Rhino 02 March 2007 12:17 AM

welcome to 2007

speye91 02 March 2007 12:22 AM


Originally Posted by The Snug Rhino (Post 6710353)
welcome to 2007

And what does that mean?

The Snug Rhino 02 March 2007 12:29 AM

search BANK CHARGES...its been all over NSR for months, to post it up like its a Eureka moment is a little over enthusiastic

speye91 02 March 2007 12:34 AM


Originally Posted by The Snug Rhino (Post 6710380)
search BANK CHARGES...its been all over NSR for months, to post it up like its a Eureka moment is a little over enthusiastic


True,Snug.

But people still think this is a con,its's not.

I knew about it for atleast 6 months before it was splashed all over,but never bothered my arse.

Glad i done something about it,2k back in my pocket.:thumb:

r32 02 March 2007 07:07 AM

My Daughter is already going through this process. I hope she wins.

Nat 02 March 2007 07:42 AM

I wish i was so stupid that i could not operate a bank account properly and i could also now claim back a couple of grand :rolleyes: :(

Can't wait to start paying to just have an account or for the return of yearly fees for credit cards thanks to the great unwashed all claiming back their charges, yaaaayyyyyy!

Mitchy260 02 March 2007 07:52 AM

2k in bank charges:eek:

2000/72months = approx 28quid per month:cry:

That is assuming you have been charged every single month for the past 6 years which i find highly unlikely.

Your credit rating must be through the floor.

The Zohan 02 March 2007 09:20 AM


Originally Posted by Nat21 (Post 6710532)
I wish i was so stupid that i could not operate a bank account properly and i could also now claim back a couple of grand :rolleyes: :(

Can't wait to start paying to just have an account or for the return of yearly fees for credit cards thanks to the great unwashed all claiming back their charges, yaaaayyyyyy!

Might be a while lloyds tsb's profitswere £4bn

The whole point is that what they did was illegal and why not claim it back if this is the case!

EddScott 02 March 2007 10:28 AM

So this is to reclaim money from the bank if they charge you for going overdrawn?

Only ever happened to me a few times and each time I've gone to the bank and demanded they put it back. Each time they have done so.

Is this the only charge we are talking about?

RoShamBo 02 March 2007 10:33 AM

Sorry for being so thick, but how do you rack up such high bank charges.
I am assuming going over overdraft limit? Bounced cheque charges ?

R.

moses 02 March 2007 11:34 AM


Originally Posted by RoShamBo (Post 6710883)
Sorry for being so thick, but how do you rack up such high bank charges.
I am assuming going over overdraft limit? Bounced cheque charges ?

R.

some people just go over limit by a fiver or tenner and get charged 30 quid plus 28 quid if they have tae pay it for u

their a bunch of b@stards :D these banks

Hanslow 02 March 2007 12:23 PM

Some people manage to keep control of their finances and not incur charges :p ;) :D

moses 02 March 2007 12:34 PM


Originally Posted by Hanslow (Post 6711294)
Some people manage to keep control of their finances and not incur charges :p ;) :D

trust me dude, sometimes its hard :D specially when u cant make it tae the bank

see being a business owner is different, u always get paid last, even if business is quite u need tae pay the staff so the boss gets left last :D

^Qwerty^ 02 March 2007 12:35 PM

Anyone done this for early exit fees on a mortgage? That would be worth a few k to me.

JamieMacdonald 02 March 2007 12:46 PM


Originally Posted by ^Qwerty^ (Post 6711360)
Anyone done this for early exit fees on a mortgage? That would be worth a few k to me.

You can't claim back redemption penalties i.e. paying off a mortgage before a fixed term ends. I think you can only claim back the final payment charge which is normally about £200-300. i'll be paying my fixed term mortgage off early next month and it will cost me about £2.5k in redemption penalty :(, how I wish I could get out of paying that! :D

Hanslow 02 March 2007 12:54 PM

Never thought of businesses moses, and I don't have the luxury of owning one :( Guess it can be a pain waiting on monies owed when you have bills and expenses to pay.

P1-Brad 02 March 2007 12:55 PM


Originally Posted by JamieMacdonald (Post 6711428)
You can't claim back redemption penalties i.e. paying off a mortgage before a fixed term ends. I think you can only claim back the final payment charge which is normally about £200-300. i'll be paying my fixed term mortgage off early next month and it will cost me about £2.5k in redemption penalty :(, how I wish I could get out of paying that! :D

Spot on ... it's the administration fee associated with processing the early mortgage redemption, not the redemption fee itself...

... unless you've remortgaged 10+ times this wont be worth thousands.

^Qwerty^ 02 March 2007 01:26 PM

Ah - bollox. Never mind. The thought was good while it lasted.

moses 02 March 2007 07:35 PM


Originally Posted by Hanslow (Post 6711472)
Never thought of businesses moses, and I don't have the luxury of owning one :( Guess it can be a pain waiting on monies owed when you have bills and expenses to pay.

it can be mate but during the busier times u enjoy the fruits tae :)

when u work for yerself mate u dont have the prob of some evil boss or a55hole manager breathing doon on yer neck

i have been working since i woz 12 for my dad, after school i had the mosque , playtime and the weekends i used tae work 12 hr shifts on saturday and half day sundays, helping the staff at the shops or my dads office

he made me work hard lol , i thank him, he made me work under the staff, it taught me humbleness and respect, he paid me a good wage since i woz 12 i used tae get 40 quid a week and then when i touched 15 i got 1100 a month, not bad for a 15 yr old :D

and i done it all, work in the shops, manager, area manage for a few shops, stockroom lad , opening shops and also general manager and then director

man it woz hard, im 30 now but i feel 45 lol coz i have been working since i woz wee and been married since i woz 16, awesome though :)

i wish u all the best mate, God willing one day, if its written on your destiny u will own a good business, if u got a good job its less headaches of a business, if u r a cisco specialist or IT ETC, u make megabucks and no headaches of business problems, vat men and inland revenue and wages etc

only downside of my business is, i hardly get holidays i took a holiday after 10 yrs a yr ago, if i leave it for the staff tae look after my business it goes down alot and some have been caught stealing and breaking the machines

pathetic, some staff just dont give a damn, its the owners who suffer, very hard tae get good trustworthy staff nowadays

all the best

moses 02 March 2007 07:45 PM


Originally Posted by Hanslow (Post 6711472)
Never thought of businesses moses, and I don't have the luxury of owning one :( Guess it can be a pain waiting on monies owed when you have bills and expenses to pay.



another wee business hint for u bud

if u got a few grand spare

get a shop that aint too expensive tae rent near a efw schools and houses etc

open up a classic sweets and loose sweets shop 99p a quarter and also modern sweets as well, mars, snickers, cadburys etc, soft drinks and crisps and also fresh icecream on the cone and boxed chocolates and slush etc etc , a massive range of loose sweets

u will still rake in 2k minimum or more a week and make 600 to 700 wages a week if u dae anywhere between 2k tae 3k minimum

add some fresh snowballs and macaroons, mints and cakes etc

a few lads in glasgow dae very very well

that will start u up good, sweets and drinks and machines will cost u less than 3 tae 4k , icecream counter u may even get fae the icecream supplier etc

paul-s 02 March 2007 08:28 PM


Originally Posted by moses (Post 6712726)
tae

To not Tae :rolleyes:

tae blae blah boo mea maei

moses 02 March 2007 08:31 PM


Originally Posted by paul-s (Post 6712825)
To not Tae :rolleyes:

tae blae blah boo mea maei


chugga mugga nugga :D chow mein ding dong :D chugga chugga lol

Hanslow 02 March 2007 09:30 PM

Sounds like you've done pretty well for yourself moses ;) Congratulations on the hard work and providing well for your family :)

Me, I skipped the paper rounds as a kid, couldn't and still can't get up in the morning :D Got myself a job at a supermarket though whilst at school with no family pushing, I just wanted some extra cash so got off my arse and went out to earn some :) Got a nice steady job (software development in a company doing thermal and electrical modelling for electronics) that pays me well enough to keep me and my missus living quite happily. It'd be nice to have more money and a nicer house, but we're quite happy how we are.

I'm fortunate in that my mum and dad had very little to their names when I was young, so they strived and earnt every penny they could to bring us a better life and fortunately it's rubbed off on me. Does make me a tight git down the pub sometimes though when it comes to my round :D

I hope those that have had the bank charges and are claiming them back learn the lesson as I don't think loopholes like this will be around forever. Take the financial lesson and look after your money and family better :)

All the best moses, here's to a happy and content life ;)


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