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11th November 2008, 21:32
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| | Basic Account Holder | Re: morgan stanley or barclaycard hi slick. i have now received the documents requested from goldfish. I am now using the spreadsheet to calculate a fiqure to request a refund of charges. i am using the one you advised mackrel to use for his barclaycard account.
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Originally Posted by slick132 Hi Mack,
The spready I suggested is a CI calculating one.
From post #8, open the Interest Tutorial, go to the Credit Card heading and you'll find :-
Note it says simpler, and not simple. Take a look at it and see if it may work any better for you.
Being seen to be reasonable, when you estimate the int't rate figs, is the best way round the problem of what figs to use. on entering the charges i note at 10/07/2006 goldfish reduced them from £20 down to £12. do i still carry on entering these lower charges or is that where i stop. secondly,the interest. my first entry for £20 nov 2006 generates interest of £52.35. i can see how the interest adds up but am i legally entitled to claim it,will they have a way out without paying the interest. also i have applied interest at 23.9% as it states on my latest barclaycard statement is this correct as it also says 26.8 for cash. thought best to apply the lower rate. I have uploaded a copy of there reply letter as they do not have about 3 statements due to technical difficulties. should i just leave these off or enter a average figure relating to previous months to tell you the truth,i dont mind leaving them off. please can you advise me. thanks. |
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12th November 2008, 00:23
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| | Site Team | Re: morgan stanley or barclaycard Hi Brindles,
The schedule looks fine so far but I've unapproved the posts which showed your personal a/c no. and name !!
Adapt this letter re the missing state's - http://www.consumeractiongroup.co.uk...n-act-non.html.
I don't think you should include estimates as they will have to be formally amended if you've filed your claim and this will cost you more for the N244.
You should reclaim all the penalty chgs, including the lower ones - they're still penalties and, as such, are unlawful.
I'm not sure you need to use the interest figure you say of 23.9% but I'll ask Steven4064 to comment on this. |
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12th November 2008, 00:37
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| | Site Team | Re: morgan stanley or barclaycard I've had a look - Whether the spreadsheet is correct or not depends on what you are trying to do.
If you are trying to recalim the interest they levied on the charges you can't do it like this because it doesn't take into account where you made payments.
If you are claiming interest in restitution, then the calcualtion is correct but do you understand the arguments relating to restitution?
All these things are explained in the interest tutorial linked from my signature.
__________________ Steven Confused by Simple Interest? Confounded by Compound Interest? Read my Interest Tutorial Do you want to know if a credit agreement is enforceable? Rather than sending a PM about a particular agreement, see Consumer Credit Agreements
My Claims GE Money Won unconditionally May 2007 NatWest Claim 1 Won unconditionally August 2007 NatWest Claim 2 Statements received - on hold NatWest Claim 3 LBA sent - on hold Brighthouse Won unconditionally August 2007 Goldfish Won unconditionally April 2008 (including CI on the basis of Sempra) Next Catalogue - Statements recieved Clydesdale Financial Services Won unconditionally February 2008 Any opinions are without prejudice & without liability. Do not take any legal action on my advice alone. Almost everything I know concerning the law I learned from this site.
Please note, I will not give advice by PM. Please send a link to your thread and I will do my best to answer there. |
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12th November 2008, 21:46
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| | Basic Account Holder | Re: morgan stanley or barclaycard hi slick,
i have now received a reply to my S.A.R and have worked out the charges. actually no working out needed as its plain to see. I am going to enter the fiqures into this spreadsheet, that i see you have recommended before in other threads. http://www.shweb.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/interestcalcs.xls
I just need to know that if a late charge is £20 do i enter the whole £20 or just £8 after removing £12 for the amount i understand they can charge.
Im guessing as these charges are before 2006 i ask for the whole amount as i have noticed in 2006 a late charge was reduced to £12 from what had always been £20 before 2006.
Can i claim the late charges for £12 and /or should i not really be entitled to claim the £12 late charges.
just a bit confused here, have read hundreds of posts(feels like that anyway) and im sure i understand just my head seems to be swimming with it all. a nudge in the right direction please.
thank you. |
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12th November 2008, 23:27
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| | Site Team | Re: morgan stanley or barclaycard Hi Brindles,
It would be wise to process the claim as soon as you can. For reasons explained earlier, it will be months before this is settled, so you will get interest up to when settlement is agreed.
You've not responded to Steven's comments about understanding the arguments relating to restitution. It's important that you do, and that you're aware of the opposition which BC will put in your way.
The site's policy is a suggested 5% donation of what you've been helped to reclaim, once you've been successful. If, in the meantime, you want to donate, that is your prerogative.  |
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13th November 2008, 01:03
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| | Basic Account Holder
Where else can you earn 8% interest on your money? Start your County Court claim NOW!!! Cagger since
: Oct 2008
Posts: 314
| Re: morgan stanley or barclaycard hi steven,
yes i read the tutorial yesterday. under the heading
estimating interest charged and where it says credit cards there is a link to a spreadsheet(not advanced).
I have simply entered the charge,the charge amount and date. the spreadsheet did the rest. All this must be ok.
I used 23.9% as i believed i should use the most up to date fiqure and this is what is on my statement.
So should i just adjust the apr. any idea to what please.
or am i totaly going down the wrong road.
help please, thanks. |
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13th November 2008, 15:52
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#35 (permalink)
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Where else can you earn 8% interest on your money? Start your County Court claim NOW!!! Cagger since
: Dec 2006 I am in: Lancashire
Posts: 13,727
| Re: morgan stanley or barclaycard Quote:
Originally Posted by brindles hi steven,
yes i read the tutorial yesterday. under the heading
estimating interest charged and where it says credit cards there is a link to a spreadsheet(not advanced).
I have simply entered the charge,the charge amount and date. the spreadsheet did the rest. All this must be ok.
I used 23.9% as i believed i should use the most up to date fiqure and this is what is on my statement.
So should i just adjust the apr. any idea to what please.
or am i totaly going down the wrong road.
help please, thanks. | I realise that the bit about estimating interest on credit card charges is not very good. The best (ie most accurate) way is to do it as I describe for current accounts. Just putting the charges in the simple spreadsheet with the normal APR over-estiimates (possibly grossly) the interest payed because it doesn't take account of any payments you made. Of course, if you didn't make any payments after charges had been added or if you always had a balance greater than the total charges or nearly so, then it is probably not such an over-estimate.
__________________ Steven Confused by Simple Interest? Confounded by Compound Interest? Read my Interest Tutorial Do you want to know if a credit agreement is enforceable? Rather than sending a PM about a particular agreement, see Consumer Credit Agreements
My Claims GE Money Won unconditionally May 2007 NatWest Claim 1 Won unconditionally August 2007 NatWest Claim 2 Statements received - on hold NatWest Claim 3 LBA sent - on hold Brighthouse Won unconditionally August 2007 Goldfish Won unconditionally April 2008 (including CI on the basis of Sempra) Next Catalogue - Statements recieved Clydesdale Financial Services Won unconditionally February 2008 Any opinions are without prejudice & without liability. Do not take any legal action on my advice alone. Almost everything I know concerning the law I learned from this site.
Please note, I will not give advice by PM. Please send a link to your thread and I will do my best to answer there. |
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13th November 2008, 17:31
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Your bank owes you an awful lot more money than you realise See here Cagger since
: Sep 2006 I am in: a jacuzzi with Bananarama. I have not lived in Bolton since 1986
Posts: 6,661
| Re: morgan stanley or barclaycard Sorry to gate crash-
Something of interest to ex-Morgan Stanley credit card customers-
I CCA'd Barclaycard with regard to a MS credit card a/c- all they came up with was an old copy of *Barclaycard* T&Cs.
*ie: Not a copy of my MS application form or T&Cs.*
Just a thought- draw you own conclusions.
I use this to work out contractual compound interest. Its very good. Compound interest calculator |
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