Comments | propaganda_tv: Bank charges of doom part 1

propaganda_tv

Bank charges of doom part 1

Apr 27, 2007 18:12

Ok I finally got my arse into gear today and have now sent my bank an offical letter asking them to send me copies of my bank charges for the last 6 years ( Read more... )

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Getting back whats been unfairly charged! claimbankcharge April 27 2007, 21:02:21 UTC

I see it that you are getting back what was unfairly taken from you!

Personally, even though I run a site to help people get their bank charges back, in principle I agree with bank charges, but at a fair level. If the banks charged less, then I think that many people wouldn't bother claiming them back. The problem with the banks is that they have been too greedy, and flouted the law in the process!

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Re: Getting back whats been unfairly charged! deathboy April 28 2007, 11:46:35 UTC

they're going to screw it all back out of us soon by charging yearly fees on accounts, by the looks of things.

Re: Getting back whats been unfairly charged! propaganda_tv April 28 2007, 12:56:08 UTC

hum yeah, i@ve been reading up on that... fuckers...

I got assualted on the 27 of october last year and the year before on the same day... lucky me huh...

This year i'm staying in, and hoping a plane doesn't crash on the house :)

Re: Getting back whats been unfairly charged! claimbankcharge April 28 2007, 20:46:36 UTC

It may not come to that, its what the banks want, but they may not be allowed to do it!

Even if they do, its still a fairer system! At the moment, in extreme terms, it's a case of the poor (who get all the charges) subsiding the rich (who don't pay charges). With a monthly charge to run an account, at least everyone pays the same.

It shouldn't come to it though, as the banks make enough in profit without the charges, its just a case of whether or not the OFT will stand up to the banks.

mr_ant April 27 2007, 22:45:03 UTC

well if its any help i did the same thing last november and the space of 4 weeks had over £900 returned to me..... shame it was all gone by new year!

deathboy April 28 2007, 11:43:01 UTC

sounds reasonable to me, feller.

when'd you get assaulted? :/

ditapantouf April 28 2007, 18:26:29 UTC

Sometimes hitting them in the balls means taking thier 'accounts' to the cleaners.

Don't let anyone make you think that what you are doing is anything but getting what you are owed:))))

fajita_inferno April 30 2007, 11:09:45 UTC

My bank charged me £75 for getting overdrawn twice in a month 0_0 It's shocking! I'd do the same as you, but that's the first time they've ever changed me, which made it even more weird.

propaganda_tv April 30 2007, 13:15:47 UTC

Humm.... banks can be a bit crap, and when they are they really are. have you spoke to the bank about that charge it does seem a lil bit odd.

Hey when can I give you back your DVD's

Do you want to meet for tea and cake at some point?

mymindcrime May 17 2007, 18:36:12 UTC

I actually got money back from lloyds...

but they've just won a case... so be careful.