HSBC launches £3m overdraft mailing
26 Sep 2002 | by Ben Bold,
LONDON - HSBC is spending around £3m through Rapier, mailing all of its 6m-plus UK customers to communicate its recently announced reduction in overdraft rates.
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LONDON - HSBC is spending around £3m through Rapier, mailing all of its 6m-plus UK customers to communicate its recently announced reduction in overdraft rates.
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