calling oldtime bankers

[Mistermind]

If you go back far enough to know the history of penalty charges at first hand,

or if you can get access to the charting of their meteoric rises.

please contribute to the thread below, thanks.

 

http://www.consumeractiongroup.co.uk/forum/lloyds-bank/93103-appeal-price-comparisons-space.html

[anon1]

Mistermind, speak with Michael Browne he had plenty of info when i posted a Nattie which came onto a thread within the NatWest forum, with info going back to 1991 i think although i am sure that more info arises.

 

 

just a point of oreder. "When England Slept" was a book written by John F Kennedy in the late 30's or early 1940's I believe while his father was US Ambassador to the UK.

[Mistermind]

This was collected as 20 pages or so of typed A4 paper, bound as his BA thesis and stored in Harvard College Library. I leafed through it, so could hardly resist the parallel.

[anon1]

I know a fair bit about JFK, so i recognised the title straight away.

Another point of order, I think that the banks as an organisation present a united front but there are more and more tales of bank staff rebelling and telling people about claiming charges back. The rebellion from within, no doubt will grow, and more and more disclosures will follow, regardless of the attempts to gag bank workers.