interest on bank and credit card charges.

sbrown1450 | 16:45 Mon 10th Aug 2009 | Civil

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I keep getting emails and have seen an advert on TV about reclaiming bank and credit charges back.
They say it's a 'No win, no fee' and I very dubious about this.
Is it legal, are they really 'No win, no fee'?
Can I go elsewhere to find out if I can claim anything back?
Thank you for any help you can give.

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If you win they will take maybe a third of what is yours.
Do it yourself for bank charges. See here.
http://search.moneysavingexpert.com/search?q=r eclaiming+bank+charges&site=default_collection &client=msecom_livesept08&proxystylesheet=msec om_livesept08&output=xml_no_dtd&btnG=Google+Se arch

Credit card charges is unlikely to be productive. . On what grounds would you be claiming?
Look on here.
http://search.moneysavingexpert.com/search?q=r eclaiming+credit+card+charges&site=default_col lection&client=msecom_livesept08&proxystyleshe et=msecom_livesept08&output=xml_no_dtd&btnG=Go ogle+Search

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