Banks win Supreme Court case on “Unfair bank charges”

Banks win Supreme Court case on “Unfair bank charges”
Have you ever watched Judge John Deedes on the telly? It is interesting how the government always tries to interfere and influence judicial decision making.
Is that what Gordon Brown and his cronies have done with this case?
With labour owning a big stake in the banks, who knows.... one thing is for certain, everyone is very surprised.
However, before you cry “We’ve been done” consider what happens now and particularly “Will I get my money back?”
The unfair bank charges case is not done and dusted as the banks’ lawyers would like you to believe. No Sir! (Or madam)
We believe that there is light at the end of the tunnel .
Next month the Office of Fair Trading will make a major announcement and give us plans as to what they intend to do about the judgement which they are as shocked about as we are.
The Supreme court has ruled that The Office of Fair Trading can appeal again under another section of the Unfair Terms of contracts regulations.
The Financial Services Association is another important body with a finger in the pie. They have said that the banks must now start processing all the complaints that have been put on hold.
What action should you take?
In our opinion you should make an application now if you haven’t done so yet. Complete the application form on this page and get the ball rolling.
Also consider possible refunds from credit card charges, payment protection insurance and mortgage exit fees. Again, you can tick the boxes on the application form and an info pack will be with you in a few days.
We feel quietly confident that you will get a cheque for some of the above bank charges…As the advertisement says “You’re worth it”
Remember, if we don’t succeed with your claims, you pay nothing so
please fill in the application form now.