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Emma Bandey, a spokes person for Which said, "We're urging people to claim back what they should never have been charged in the first place. The OFT has agreed with us that these charges are unfair and we think people should be empowered to do all they can to get their money back from banks that have posted billions of pounds in profits this year".

Banks have until 31 st of May to respond to the OFT's ruling but says ( pet insurance ) that it will take court action against any that have not reduced their charges by then.

The banks response hasn't exactly been enthusiastic! They're expected to generally comply with the OFT's ruling for at least some of their charges and seem bent on battling it out for others. The British Bankers Association has questioned why the OFT has extended it ruling to encompass store cards, mortgage penalties and overdrafts when the original investigation only covered credit cards.

Their spokes person said, "We are surprised that the OFT has widened ( cheap mortgages ) the scope of its ruling when it only spoke to credit card providers. We expect our members to challenge this. We believe our bank's products provide good value". As Mandy Rice-Davis, an infamous prostitute caught entertaining a Government Minister said, "Well he would say that, wouldn't he!"

The OFT's central position is that penalties must only be used to recover administrative costs - not boost profits! The OFT's chief executive said, "We expect ( medical insurance )credit cards issuers to adjust their default levels quickly. We have not ruled out future legal action if the market does not respond positively".

Wow, aren't the Courts going to be busy!