Bank Charges
You make bank transactions every so often and you use your credit cards when there is a purchase to be made. While you do try to make your payments on time, there are times when circumstances can go against you and you either end up delaying payment or writing checks for money that is not yet in your account . When this happens, banks and credit card companies exact a certain amount of payment from you in the form of charges.
Bank charges have recently been placed in the spotlight due to the rather exorbitant fees banks and credit card companies charge their erring clients. Is it justifiable to charge a client a £40 charge for a delayed £3 payment? This kind of a bank unfair charges is indeed unfair when you realize that they are charging you amounts above and beyond what the transaction actually cost them to make.
You can get your charges from bank back and you don't need to go to court to do so. With RBC, you can recover your bank unlawfull charges from banks and building societies that have charged you those unreasonably high fees for such small bank account problems. You can follow the path of fellow bankers who have felt that they have been cheated out of their hard earned money by these unfair bank practices.
It has been proven that the amounts that banks charge clients for delayed payments, an exceeded overdraft limit or even a bounced check is way too much when compared with what they actually spent on the transaction. In fact, these penalty charges are seen as a form of extortion and that banks make a lot of money from such charges for minor bank account problems.
The rather misleading claims of banks that they give services for free has led people to trust these banks enough to believe that they will not be paying any fees for certain transactions. While these may be true for such services like zero interest or no yearly fees on your credit cards, the slightest mistake or delay in your payments to these banks will result in huge bank penalty charges that are way beyond what is supposed to be reasonable.
RBC takes these rather unfair practices and gives people the chance to take back what they paid for in charges from the banks and building societies that have been cheating them out of their money. The Consumer Contracts Regulations states in its Unfair Terms that penalty charges, for this matter, should reflect the amount that was spent on administering such services. As such, the administrative costs that were calculated for these transactions were way below the charges that these banks and building societies make their clients pay.
You can make these unscrupulous banks and building societies stop such practices and we can help you do that. RBC will help you reclaim up to Six Years of Bank unfair charges plus Interest. Just call RBC today and we will show you how you can get back what is rightfully yours.
