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HSBC advice please.
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Here you go (you’ll have to look up the correct address)
The Data Protection Department
HSBC
<address line 1>
<city>
<postcode>
Dear Sir/Madam,
This is a data subject access data request as per the Data Protection Act, the EU GDPR and The Freedom of Information Act 2000.
Please supply any and all of the information that HSBC holds on me:
Name: <your name>
DOB:
Address:
That’s it!
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Presumably the £10 fee can be paid via postal order?
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And yes, make sure you sign it (doesn’t matter what they do)
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More info:
https://ico.org.uk/your-data-matters/your-right-to-get-copies-of-your-data/
Right, off to work!
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a little differently ,add an extra squiggle or something & photo copy the
signed letter. Then any forged signature will be provable.
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[Assassin] No they won't because they can only claim a fraud is occuring, once they make a claim they have to substantiate it in writing and this opens them up to another lawful claim against them, there can be many reasons for s different signature, she cut her hand on an open tin while cooking dinner, the dog (or someone elses) accidentally bit her, she got a thorn in her hand whilst gardening, she trapped her hand in the door; there are many provable reasons for an altered signature and they have to prove their claim.
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you compose something to them ,to wait untill the next day & read it again
as that way you can often improve things with a second reading.
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I think, between now and the ‘kick off’ , I’m going to give myself a little headspace as my head is so full of information. I feel mentally ready but, of course, cannot rush the process.
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I hope you’re all keeping well & healthy.
I have now heard back from HSBC regarding my SAR. Unfortunately they did not provide it. Instead, I received a letter requesting to call them or to go into the local branch to ‘identify’ myself in person so that they can proceed with it.
Also, I already am receiving calls & messages re: missed payment on my loan.
May I ask two questions please:
Do I now send the first letter to them, or await for a default notice?
What on earth do I do about my SAR request? Do I write back to them asking for is again?
Thank you very much in advance.
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They sent you a letter ,that must have contained your name / address &
other info.So they have all you are required to give them.
Personally i would write back (RM signed for) & inform them they have
all the necessary details , you will not be attending your branch,& unless
they comply with your DSAR within the specified time you will make a complaint
to the ICO for their non compliance.
Make it clear also that from now on you only give them permission to contact
you via Royal Mail. ( that usually stops everything else)
On an unrelated matter .I recently did a DSAR to Morissons supermarket for
their cctv footage of me,they demanded photo id which i refused ,
They were given a time date and which part of the store the incident occured
i made a complaint to the ICO which was upheld.
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To add that I’ve had issues in the past too trying to obtain a SAR from HSBC on time and in FULL, but a complaint to the ICO soon begins them into line…
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I hope you are all keeping well. Just an up-date on my SAR, or should I say, the lack of it! Not received anything thus far. I’ve given them another 30 days to respond, but the time is ticking with only six days left to provide me with it.
As I requested to be only contacted by Royal Mail, the calls and text messages have stopped, but no corespondents at all. It’s all gone quiet.
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Information Commissioner,
Have you decided which route you intend to take ?
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Yes, I do intend to make the complaint to Information Commissioner once their time is up.
Yes, I am very clear in my head how to proceed, thank you for asking. In short, I am going to challenge the alleged debt. I have zero to lose and am not bothered about bad credit rating.
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