From: John Boyle 
Newsgroups: uk.finance
Subject: Re: Direct Debit Cancellation
Date: Sat, 16 Dec 2006 16:49:52 +0000

In message , Eric Jones 
 writes
>Most D/D's these days are set up by a system called AUDDIS. The companies
>set them up themselves and although if you cancel a DD then that should be
>it, it does happen that they re-enter the details and debit your account
>again (and again). It is the Banks of course who get the blame most of the
>time.
>I really wish one of the big utilities or mobile phone companies had their
>AUDDIS licence rescinded as a warning for breaking the rules.

Thanks for the update Eric. If the customer cancels the mandate at the 
bank, doesnt the bank spot the debit as no mandate held?
-- 
John Boyle