Can you help with this really annoying bank problem?
David The Visionary asked:
I had £0.02p in one of my current accounts.
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I had £0.02p in one of my current accounts.
I have just logged on the site to find that i had INTEREST DEBITED -0.03p which means i have -£0.01p overdrawn.
What is the 3p for? Will i have to pay another £35 charge for 1p. Is this a joke as i don’t even use the card !!!
Any idea’s? Can i sue them if they make me pay it.? Blooming JOKE !
May 7th, 2010 at 8:23 am
Have you contacted the Bank in question? I am sure they could explain what has happened and re-imburse you plus the deducted interest, with interest!
Good luck! heeeelp
May 10th, 2010 at 4:37 pm
i’ve had this problem before. phone the bank tomorrow, they might reverse the charge for you.. just try to keep your balance at £1 or something in future mel
May 13th, 2010 at 7:59 pm
What a bunch of bankers.
Complain bitterly and threaten to move your account to someone who cares…..In truth none of them do, but you may get refunded.
On the other hand, the banks are hurting, which is such a terrible shame, and they’ll probably send you a letter and charge you £25.
Cheque out (lol) Martin Lewis’ web site “moneysavingexpert dot com” on unfair bank charges and extract all you can. Mustafa Leek
May 14th, 2010 at 5:43 pm
Speak with their supervisor or walk in to your local bank location. Ask them to waive the fee, explain your situation. Thinker
May 18th, 2010 at 1:13 am
no no bank should charge you if you are less than £10 OVER YOUR limit so you shouldnt get charged you better off closing your account if you dont use it so you cant take the risk then Swansea