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4 total messages Started by Ken Johnson Fri, 17 Jul 1992 11:35
Left handed compliments to the Royal Bank
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Author: Ken Johnson
Date: Fri, 17 Jul 1992 11:35
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         Anyone with an account at the Royal Bank of Scotland will have received
           a note with their most recent bank statement giving information about
             their Complaints and Compliments leaflets, which are now to hand in
                                                                       branches.

        When I got mine, I unfortunately forgot that I had recently been charged
          8 pounds for being 25 pounds overdrawn for 3 days, and that a few days
        after that I had been charged 25.60 pounds for 25 Irish pounds' worth of
      Irish currency, worth 22.75 UK pounds.  So I wrote `Why can't we have left
                               handed cheque books?' on my form and returned it.

         Seems a reasonable request to me.  Anyone else want to add their voice
                                                                       to mine?

                                           Ken "We have rights too" Johnson --



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Re: Left handed compliments to the Royal Bank
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Author: Nick Rothwell
Date: Fri, 17 Jul 1992 12:30
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         In article <6973@skye.ed.ac.uk> ken@aiai.ed.ac.uk (Ken Johnson) writes:

	Anyone with an account at the Royal Bank of Scotland will have received<
	  a note with their most recent bank statement giving information about<
	    their Complaints and Compliments leaflets, which are now to hand in<
								      branches.<
									       <
       When I got mine, I unfortunately forgot that I had recently been charged<
	 8 pounds for being 25 pounds overdrawn for 3 days, and that a few days<
       after that I had been charged 25.60 pounds for 25 Irish pounds' worth of<
     Irish currency, worth 22.75 UK pounds.  So I wrote `Why can't we have left<
			      handed cheque books?' on my form and returned it.<
									       <
	 Seems a reasonable request to me.  Anyone else want to add their voice<
								       to mine?<


       I remember asking about this in some English bank some eight or ten years
                                  ago. The staff thought it was extremely funny.

       Some of the banks (TSB perhaps) have cheque stubs that you write parallel
            to the spine rather than away from it, which is a reasonable move...

                                                                           Nick.
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Re: Left handed compliments to the Royal Bank
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Author: Ian Turton
Date: Fri, 17 Jul 1992 14:21
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nick@dcs.ed.ac.uk (Nick Rothwell) writes:


#        In article <6973@skye.ed.ac.uk> ken@aiai.ed.ac.uk (Ken Johnson) writes:

#       Anyone with an account at the Royal Bank of Scotland will have received<
#	  a note with their most recent bank statement giving information about<
#	    their Complaints and Compliments leaflets, which are now to hand in<
#								      branches.<
#									       <
#      When I got mine, I unfortunately forgot that I had recently been charged<
#	 8 pounds for being 25 pounds overdrawn for 3 days, and that a few days<
#      after that I had been charged 25.60 pounds for 25 Irish pounds' worth of<
#    Irish currency, worth 22.75 UK pounds.  So I wrote `Why can't we have left<
#			      handed cheque books?' on my form and returned it.<
#									       <
#	 Seems a reasonable request to me.  Anyone else want to add their voice<
#								       to mine?<


#      I remember asking about this in some English bank some eight or ten years
#                                 ago. The staff thought it was extremely funny.

#      Some of the banks (TSB perhaps) have cheque stubs that you write parallel
#           to the spine rather than away from it, which is a reasonable move...

	     or the RBS infact 

#                                                                          Nick.
#--
#  Nick Rothwell, LFCS, Edinburgh | "Say, how many contemporary dancers are

Ian (right handed)

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Re: Left handed compliments to the Royal Bank
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Author: Ken Johnson
Date: Fri, 17 Jul 1992 14:34
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           In article <23885@castle.ed.ac.uk> ian@festival.ed.ac.uk (Ian Turton)
                                                                         writes:

	     or the RBS infact                                                 #

              If so, then it shows how little they understand the issue.  A left
         handed cheque book would have the stubs on the right of each cheque and
                                                the signature space on the left.

                                         Ken "Disadvantaged minority" Johnson --



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