Drago
Legendary Member
- Location
- Suburban Poshshire
Fortunately I was never daft enough to pay a bank for the privilege of giving them all my money.
Fortunately I was never daft enough to pay a bank for the privilege of giving them all my money.
I don't think I could have kept a straight face during my meeting with the manager...
"I would like you to have all my money. Every month I will give you more. I want you to take my money and make massive profits by lending it to other people, and investing it on then stock and currency markets. Oh, and I want to pay you for the privilege, because your profits, share dividends and chairman's annual bonus aren't nearly high enough "
Has anyone claimed their bank charges back? I have just done that and my bank account has been credited with £2500 after paying the VAT, income tax on interests and fees. Worth doing.
When will be able to claw back the cost we will all inevitably have to pay to cover the cost associated with 'ambulance' chasing get rich quick poncing claims firms demanding monies for fools that signed up for things they either didnt want or didnt end up using?
Is there a statute on how long you can go back? We were with Nat West for 30 years & on occasions they really screwed us over when we were really struggling, how charging us £35 per letter 4 times in a single day to advise us that had they paid our bills we would have gone over our agreed overdraft never made sense to me, especially the 4x £35 was more than the bills.Has anyone claimed their bank charges back? I have just done that and my bank account has been credited with £2500 after paying the VAT, income tax on interests and fees. Worth doing.
I don't think there is a time constraint. I have had this particular fee paying account for 10 to 15 years and been with my bank for over 30 years.Is there a statute on how long you can go back? We were with Nat West for 30 years & on occasions they really screwed us over when we were really struggling, how charging us £35 per letter 4 times in a single day to advise us that had they paid our bills we would have gone over our agreed overdraft never made sense to me, especially the 4x £35 was more than the bills.