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Home›business›Thames Water forced to apologise after bill blunder sees £145,000 taken from customer’s account
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Thames Water forced to apologise after bill blunder sees £145,000 taken from customer’s account

By Info60 UK Desk•Summary of reporting by independent.co.uk•15h ago•0 views•
Thames Water forced to apologise after bill blunder sees £145,000 taken from customer’s account
Teacher Adam Bainbridge discovered early on Thursday morning that a payment of £145,562 to Thames Water had been debited from his bank account
A family has spoken of its "shock" after a utility blunder led to £145,000 being erroneously withdrawn from a bank account. Teacher Adam Bainbridge noticed the error during an early morning check on Thursday, discovering a £145,562 payment to Thames ... [2644 chars]
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