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4th June 2007, 12:42
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| | Basic Account Customer | Abbey have made me an offer!!!!!!!! Hello fellow claimers!
a little bit of back info ground first........
I am currently waiting for confirmation that my claim has been sent to my local court, i had a little problem where my claim has been reloacted 4 times now! none of which are anywhere near me? after several telephone calls to the various courts each time a called it had been moved again, chasing the dam thing up and down the country!!!! one minute i need an AQ the next i didn't!
Between all this going on i followed some advice that i'd found on a thread about sending Abbey a nudge letter, suggesting that we settle in a timely manner etc etc. Much to my amazement i arrived home on Friday home to find a letter from Abbey........offering me a portion of the money back (random Abbey figures again that make no sense) in fact the amount is £80 short of the actual charges i am claiming.
I know i have read thread on here saying "stick it out for the fully amount your get it etc" but i wondered if anyone could tell me where i stand now, if i can go back and gently say, if they give me the full charges plus the court fees i'll go away???!!! any advice would be greatly appreciated??!!!! is anyone else at a similar stage???
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4th June 2007, 12:50
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| | Classic Account Customer
I am in: Cardiff
Posts: 178
| Re: Abbey have made me an offer!!!!!!!! Nice one I am nearly there I am waiting a court date thus will telephone after a few days to nudge I will be completely honest with you I am looking and @£4200 and I was offered £2600 after I gad sent the LBA ( rejected) I will negotiate and I mean negotiate for something in the region of £4000 I under stand that this falls short But every one is different and have circumstances that are particular your own and Families needs. So a fiver here or there aint guuna be a great loss except pride. I am looking for closure and not ever get myself in this situation again. This is my views and views only All the best in your claim. 
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Last edited by african_igbo; 4th June 2007 at 12:51.
Reason: bad spelling
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4th June 2007, 13:19
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| | Basic Account Customer
I am in: Newbury, Berkshire
Posts: 53
| Re: Abbey have made me an offer!!!!!!!! Hi Guys
Stick with it!! My court date with shAbbey is 11th June. I received a call from them last Tueday offering me a settlemtn of £1600 (my claim was for £2030). I emailed them on Wednesday morning to say no thanks, will continue with court proceedings. Got an email back from them within about an hour offering me full and final settlement for the full amount!! I of course accepted and am now waiting for the money.
They tried all sorts of tactics, including telling me that even if i won i wouldnt get the full amount as the court would decide on a suitable charge per transaction which would be deducted from the claim ... complete cobblers, which i found out thanks to the guys on here. If you want to stick with it I would say go for it. You've come this far
See my thread at http://www.consumeractiongroup.co.uk...-received.html
Good luck
Vicky |
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4th June 2007, 17:50
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| | Platinum Account Customer
I am in: Hertfordshire
Posts: 10,129
| Re: Abbey have made me an offer!!!!!!!! m3lavo
Firstly
You need to start your own thread so that we can see events in their natural timeline, but no i wouldnt even consider contacting them yet until you have at least received your AQ or if you have submitted that, a court claim |
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12th June 2007, 13:09
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| | Basic Account Customer | Re:Abbey made me an offer my response to Inga is it ok??? Hi guys
Right i've put together a response to Inga following her offer letter which was less than the amount i'm claiming for surprise surprise, i have been hanging out a little because of the constant court transfers, i'm still waiting to hear whether the case will be heard at the local court to me and whether it will need an AQ? it is currently at Milton Keynes. They do want me to complete an AQ which i have fully prepared it's due in by 18/06/07 so i have included this fee too, i'm right in thinking i can do this at this stage?
sorry i'm feeling a little flustered today with it all and hope this all makes sense? I just wondered if anyone had a spare 5 mins to read through what i propose to send her?!
thanks guys 'every little helps'!!! Without Prejudice Response to settlement offer I thank you for your letter dated 24th May 2007. With respect, I do not agree to the sum of £1812.00 as full and final settlement, for the avoidance of doubt, I am fully amenable to an amicable settlement of this claim and am aware of my duty to mitigate my loss without recourse to court action. As I am sure you are aware this case has now been transferred to the Milton Keynes County Court, whereby the Judge residing has requested an Allocation Questionnaire be completed to the fee of £100.00 thus increasing my claim to a revised total of £2,498.28. I therefore would be prepared to accept £2,398.28 as full and final settlement of my claim. I do not agree to waive my rights in respect of any other actions, nor do I agree to a clause of confidentiality. I believe that this is a sincere and genuine attempt to settle amicably and I feel sure that the courts would look on it at such. A condition of this offer is that a cheque is sent to me by 15th June 2007; I would then inform the court that the matter is now settled. Please be aware that should you refuse this offer, I will be presenting it as part of my evidence. I hope to hear from you very soon so that a reasonable conclusion to this claim might be achieved in a timely manner and without their further intervention. For your records, I enclose another copy of my schedule of charges. I look forward to hearing from you. Yours sincerely |
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12th June 2007, 15:20
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| | Gold Account Customer
I am in: lancashire
Posts: 606
| Re: Abbey have made me an offer!!!!!!!! read with intrest could anyone who has time or tell my what type of letter i do to request or ask for a settlement my case for court is july 7th as i read loads n loads but i wouldnt know how to word it mine is for £6924.8o and if an offer was made how much should i accept thats inclues all the intrest charges tyvm for any help |
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12th June 2007, 17:44
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| | Classic Account Customer
I am in: Shildon - Co Durham
Posts: 239
| Re: Abbey have made me an offer!!!!!!!! Hi does that mean that any letter from the Abbey titled without prejudice cant be used in court bundles? Letter sounds good to me but Im no where near an expert. |
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12th June 2007, 17:52
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| | Gold Account Customer
I am in: Sunny Surrey
Posts: 589
| Re: Abbey have made me an offer!!!!!!!! Hi Foxy - that's right - any letter marked Without Prejudice cannot be used in court or court bundles! |
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21st June 2007, 17:06
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| | Basic Account Customer | Re: Abbey have made me an offer!!!!!!!! Hi Guys
hmm i submitted my AQ last week and have not heard anything yet? is this common, i suppose i'm dying to know whether they subbitted theirs on time, is anyone else in the same position? is it wise to call the court and ask?
any help to the next stepping stone would be greatly appreciated!!!  |
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21st June 2007, 18:33
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| | Platinum Account Customer
I am in: North Yorkshire, God's own county
Posts: 2,688
| Re: Abbey have made me an offer!!!!!!!! No reason why you can't ring the court and ask, however, when was the cut off date for filing cos Abbey are famous for leaving it till the deadline. They scrape in by the skin of their teeth most times.
It was funny in my case, they filed and served within days of receiving the papers from the court, then absolutely nothing from them for 3 weeks, then an offer that was rejected, then nothing since 17th May until today when they offered full settlement (charges+interest+court fees).
So, don't be surprised if everything is last minute, but there is absolutely no reason why you can't ring the court and ask what stage the case is at.
Good luck, you will get your money, they just mess you about a bit before they pay up. |
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