Bank error not in my favour, what do I do?
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Foreign currency cheque problem
On 24th December I lodged a cheque for just over $1600 Australian dollars in my local HSBC branch. I was unsure how to fill in the slip for a foreign item so I took it to the counter and pointed it was foreign.
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It's just after Christmas and needless to say I don't have large sums of money at my disposal. Luckily I was able to borrow money to pay my rent but I have not been able to pay credit cards and household bills thanks to HSBC.
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| 23-2-2010 | Never ever use HSBC, The are bullies and rob you blind! I knowy it's no help to you, but lets just say they forced me to close down my credit and flexiloan and overdraft (all well managed and under limit) to a personal loan. I had to say to a member of staff in branch 'I will promise to c...more | Victoria |
| 01-2-2010 | Should have read almost £100 has been lost on last post | Steve L |
| 01-2-2010 | I have no idea why it takes so long. The cheque has to go back to Australia but that only accounts for a week maximum. Had I known this I would have lodged it in my Australian bank account and withdrew it via ATM.
To add insult to injury I checked the value of the cheque when we received it and ...more | Steve L |
| 31-1-2010 | Six to eight weeks to move some cash? why so long?
Perhaps the bank was wondering how to award this cash to themselves as a bonus.
Or perhaps they just needed the cash short term as they don't have their own. | Gainsborough lad. |
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