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I found this link that I thought might come in useful for those of us who are sick to death of paying excessive bank charges. :evil: :evil: :evil:
I would reply to this post, but I’d have to charge you £30, bat!
Sickens me! Have you seen how much profit they make alreday?!?!?!?!
Just another way of making money of the public. Thing is EVERONE has to have a bank account so there is nothing we can do :evil:@becky wrote:
Sickens me! Have you seen how much profit they make alreday?!?!?!?!
Just another way of making money of the public. Thing is EVERONE has to have a bank account so there is nothing we can do :evil:Becky yes there is, thats why I posted the link. Did you read it? Theres plenty you can do. Just have a look.
@smokey wrote:
I would reply to this post, but I’d have to charge you £30, bat!
And you know where you can shove that dont you? :wink: :wink: :lol:
@bat wrote:
@becky wrote:
Sickens me! Have you seen how much profit they make alreday?!?!?!?!
Just another way of making money of the public. Thing is EVERONE has to have a bank account so there is nothing we can do :evil:Becky yes there is, thats why I posted the link. Did you read it? Theres plenty you can do. Just have a look.
Gonna do it now i have more time!!! Bad enough what i already know Bat :lol:
I like their point 10.
“The best way to stop banks ripping you off is not to allow them to issue you with penalty charges. Don’t miss payments, don’t go into unauthorised overdraft territory and don’t go for banks you know mistreat people.”
Translated with all the emotive language taken out:
Don’t issue cheques that you know will bounce.
Don’t go into an unauthorised ovedraft.
Don’t spend money that you haven’t got – especially other people’s.If you keep to the rules that you agreed to when the acount was opened, then you won’t get charged for breaking them. Simple really !!!
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