Data Protection

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OK for all those people obessed with the Data Protection Act (like myself) I have an interesting query.

So I was requesting some back-dated bank statements of which I needed six, each four pages in length. The nice lady I was talking to said that it would be... £10 per page!!!!!

Hysterical laughter soon followed about the prospect of paying £180 for some paper and pondering that it will probally be written on human skin and delivered via horse back.... But then I remembered the good ole data protection act. Doesn't it state that I can request any information they have on me for a minium of £10? Do banks in the UK follow different laws?

Thoughts?
 
Kell_ee001 said:
Personally I'd print them straight off my online banking though, save a lot of hassle.

Yea I would do that.. but because the bank I am with is so crap the online banking only goes back 4 months!!!

And yea... my maths was wrong... it was £240!!!! Maybe that'll get them air-dropped in to my street. :D
 
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