Bank Charges D Day

[G1BTW]

[ ] WP OFT

When a judge is pointing out, in a ruling, avenues that you should have explored in the first place, you know someone deserves the sack. There was only about £5Billion resting on it...

[StuartHopkin]

Edit: the following post has been edited to subtly disguise signs of bitchy whining

Martin Lewis, MoneySavingExpert.com creator, says: "Just had a peek at the blondepoker, they don't have whine like a bunch of wounded bitches over there, fml!"

Bring it Martin you tool.
You dont even know how to get the best deals.
I hate you.

 

[sovietsong]

Edit: the following post has been edited to subtly disguise signs of bitchy whining

Martin Lewis, MoneySavingExpert.com creator, says: "Just had a peek at the blondepoker, they don't have whine like a bunch of wounded bitches over there, fml!"

Bring it Martin you tool.
You dont even know how to get the best deals.
I hate you.

 

i hate martin lewis also, would love to give him a slap!! 

[bobAlike]

Edit: the following post has been edited to subtly disguise signs of bitchy whining

Martin Lewis, MoneySavingExpert.com creator, says: "Just had a peek at the blondepoker, they don't have whine like a bunch of wounded bitches over there, fml!"

Bring it Martin you tool.
You dont even know how to get the best deals.
I hate you.

 

i hate martin lewis also, would love to give him a slap!! 

I always found him a decent news reader especially his news bulletins of Dianas' murder death.

[G1BTW]

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/8425766.stm

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The OFT also revealed it had decided against launching a different legal attack on bank charges.

It had considered using the Consumer Credit Act, but had concluded it would have little chance of success if it attempted to argue in court that under that law the banks had established an "unfair relationship" with their customers.

"This partly reflects an assessment of the wider repercussions of [the] reasoning underlying the judgement," the OFT said.

"This reasoning will inevitably be influential in guiding the deliberations of any UK court before which the OFT might bring enforcement action based on the concept of fairness."

However the OFT said an individual might have greater chance of success with such an argument "since a case would need to focus on the individual circumstances of each creditor-debtor relationship - including matters relating to the individual debtor".

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To date, banks have been very reluctant to take matters to court, maybe this will still hold.