Is there a limit to how long ago the charges were levied?

[Jason Arthurs]

I was a customer of Abbey National some time ago and eventually left them as they had levied over £2500 in charges during the final eight months I held my account (I went from employed to self-employed during this time and they very nearly caused me to go bankrupt during this period).

 

The problem is this was probably in excess of five years ago since I closed the account. Do I have to have an existing account and if not, is there a limitation on how far back I can claim?

 

Regards,

Jason.

[MondeoST24]

Please read the FAQ's

 

There you will find the answer to this question and many others

[Jason Arthurs]

Please read the FAQ's

 

There you will find the answer to this question and many others

 

Thanks for that I tried earlier but it wasn't responding. 6 years, *might* just be enough to get a few hundred pounds out of the Grabby...

 

Out of interest, if some of the charges they made are approaching their statutory limit of six years and from experience the Grabby are a bunch of devious individuals. If they deliberately delay sending me my list of charges under DPA does my claim extend from when I request them or when I submit a claim to the court?

 

Thanks,

Jason.

[BankFodder]

No.

[Jason Arthurs]

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