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    Happy Christmas to you too Natwest

    My own stupid fault I suppose, but I really did think that I was being paid today. Nope - not until tomorrow unfortunately. A couple of payments have gone through my bank which has left me overdrawn, so I phoned to explain and that I would be paid tomorrow so could they possibly honour the direct debits. Nope - they won't, and they are charging me £40 ffs.

    Just thought I'd let you all know.

    HAPPY CHRISTMAS NATWEST - NOT!
    In order for evil to triumph it is necessary only that good men do nothing.
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    Re: Happy Christmas to you too Natwest

    Originally posted by MrsSkint View Post
    My own stupid fault I suppose, but I really did think that I was being paid today. Nope - not until tomorrow unfortunately. A couple of payments have gone through my bank which has left me overdrawn, so I phoned to explain and that I would be paid tomorrow so could they possibly honour the direct debits. Nope - they won't, and they are charging me £40 ffs.

    Just thought I'd let you all know.

    HAPPY CHRISTMAS NATWEST - NOT!
    Did you ask them to temporarily increase your overdraft to cover them since you have funds coming in tomorrow to cover that money going out temporarily?
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      Re: Happy Christmas to you too Natwest

      No, because the last time I did that they ran a credit check on me and said "No". I don't want another credit search on my file.
      In order for evil to triumph it is necessary only that good men do nothing.

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        Re: Happy Christmas to you too Natwest

        Originally posted by MrsSkint View Post
        No, because the last time I did that they ran a credit check on me and said "No". I don't want another credit search on my file.
        Pity because that is the argument I would have if I sued them in court, ie not that the payments were considered and declined but that you were offered no alternative whatsoever in spite of the fact that funds were expected less than 48 hours later.

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          Re: to the eastbound

          Originally posted by qrst360
          They also cognise that .
          ... grst360 is a mindless spammer?

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            Re: Happy Christmas to you too Natwest

            Originally posted by MrsSkint View Post
            My own stupid fault I suppose, but I really did think that I was being paid today. Nope - not until tomorrow unfortunately. A couple of payments have gone through my bank which has left me overdrawn, so I phoned to explain and that I would be paid tomorrow so could they possibly honour the direct debits. Nope - they won't, and they are charging me £40 ffs.

            Just thought I'd let you all know.

            HAPPY CHRISTMAS NATWEST - NOT!
            Don't be unreasonable Mrs S, they've got to find some way to pay for their multimillion pound advertising campain about NatWest Helpful Banking, not to mention their fantastic Customer Charter.

            Makes you sick

            QCK

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              Re: Happy Christmas to you too Natwest

              Hope you bought them a prezzie.......

              http://news.sky.com/skynews/Home/Bus...pening_In_July
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