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View Full Version : How do I get bank charges back? mandy25 28-09-2006, 21:05 Can anyone explain to me how I claim my bank charges back and if there's a way to do it without getting all my old statements as my bank makes me pay £5 each for these and i've been with them about 8 years so it would cost as much or possibly more than I'd end up getting back JayneRay 28-09-2006, 21:25 some banks are on line register with them . My online banking statements go back 18 months . Try ringing customer services depends on who answers some people or more helpful than others. sTaGeWaLkEr 28-09-2006, 21:28 Can anyone explain to me how I claim my bank charges back and if there's a way to do it without getting all my old statements as my bank makes me pay £5 each for these and i've been with them about 8 years so it would cost as much or possibly more than I'd end up getting back Talk to username 'Angelus' I think he was dealing with something similar. :) janny 28-09-2006, 21:37 http://www.moneysavingexpert.com/cgi-bin/viewnews.cgi?newsid1141050760,24632, I think it tells you what to do on there. I havn't really read through it so I'm not sure if it will help you.. scarby 28-09-2006, 21:41 Go into your bank brandishing a shotgun (or two if you're good) and demand your charges are re-imbursed. savbaby 28-09-2006, 21:52 Can anyone explain to me how I claim my bank charges back and if there's a way to do it without getting all my old statements as my bank makes me pay £5 each for these and i've been with them about 8 years so it would cost as much or possibly more than I'd end up getting back banks only keep your records for 6 years , online tends to start you statements from when you register and copy statements genreally cost yo u £5 for the lot not each ! jayne67 29-09-2006, 10:30 Hi Mandy25 Try www.consumeractiongroup.co.uk I had my charges returned from Abbey. The site will give you all the info you need to do this, and its free. Jayne nick2 29-09-2006, 10:36 Banks are legaly bound (by the data protection act) to supply, on request, all your statements (or the data from them), they can charge a maximum of £10 for this "service". I got all my charges back from the bank, it takes time, and can be a bit scarey but it's worth the effort. Devine22 29-09-2006, 10:37 I did the same, if you need any advice let me know! Also consumer action group online as Jayne said. |