Mossysue v Barclays **WON**

mossysue · 13th March 2006, 22:43

i am about to make a claim for £3155 -it is a huge amount and i am worried they will want to go all the way to court. have others had success with this kind of amount?have any patterns emerged regarding thresholds over which they become really awkward.

Docubot · 13th March 2006, 22:45

3k is bugger all to a bank. In fact they will have earned at least that amount by the time I finish typing this.

They do not care about the monet - they have so much of it it really doesn't matter to them.

I took on Abbey for 1700 my partner for 3200 - they coughed both times.

BankFodder · 14th March 2006, 05:38

If you are worried, then make sure that you read around all of the forum material. Understand the issues and what you would argue if it went to court.
It should give you some confidence.

kaznelson · 14th March 2006, 19:05

My charges total £3015 and I've just rejected their offer of 50% refund. They have got until the 17th March or I will be proceeding with my Claim.

Like Dave said its a drop in the ocean to them.

mossysue · 21st March 2006, 18:39

have sent first letter requesting repayment. i have sent it registered post, so presumably they will get it....?....
in the meantime, they are busy charging me more excessive charges (usual case of cashflow problems). looks like i'll have to start again after this claim!

Bookworm · 21st March 2006, 20:51

That's ok, if they have nothing better to do... And maybe, just maybe, they'll pay up easier the 2nd or 3rd time, as they realise you mean business.

mossysue · 23rd March 2006, 20:35

have received letter today saying ..sorry about level of service...will let you know no later than 19th april - do i stick to my 14 day deadline, and then send second letter or what/ they have included a leaflet on how to complain, but it doesn't seem relevant

BankFodder · 23rd March 2006, 20:38

Yes, stick to your deadlines.
be rigorous about doing what you say you will do.

mossysue · 23rd March 2006, 20:59

i have sent my letter to my branch -customer services. is that ok?not to the address you have given at head office...

mossysue · 1st April 2006, 08:32

i sent my first letter, and have only received a leaflet with a letter telling me how to make a complaint. i am about to send out my second letter, on monday, to the customer relations dept at my branch,moorgate. i don't have a personal name here. shall i just send out the second letter and await their reply?

richardc · 1st April 2006, 21:57

Just address it to the Bank. You don't need a name.

mossysue · 4th April 2006, 19:43

sent second letter to barclays yesterday.....

mossysue · 4th April 2006, 19:45

second letter sent yesterday... heres hoping for some barclays action soon

mossysue · 14th April 2006, 15:29

apologising for delay... thank me for my patience....whilst they continue investigations. as soon as second 14 day period is up i will pursue my claim regardless. the letter came from head office customer relations -have others received this?

mossysue · 18th April 2006, 12:53

no reply after 14 days of sending second letter -looks like i must file my claim.

18th April 2006, 12:55

File that claim and Good luck!

mossysue · 20th April 2006, 12:13

i am now filling the form for moneyclaim - do i use the barclays head office address at churchill place?
anyone know,
thanks

mossysue · 20th April 2006, 13:12

have i made a horrible mistake?
i am now making a claim to recoup bank charges and think i might have made an erroneous calculation. my charges amount to £3195, and calculated on your spreadsheet, the interest amounts to £629.19.
so I merrily sent the letter to the bank asking for the refund(using the template) i am very very bad at maths , and reading up now, I do not understand the 8% additional interest.
so, correct me, i am claiming a refund of £3195,
now, with moneyclaim. i claim £3195 plus £629? is there more interest?
can i also ask what the particulars of my claim are.... is it simply " claim back money from bank etc
help!

does the interest keep accumulating as time goes by?

Alleycat · 20th April 2006, 21:14

Hi,

Its when you complete the Moneyclaim bit that you add on the 8% interest as calculated on the spreadsheet. So the total bank charges, plus whatever the 8% interest is.

Good luck and keep us posted!

Edit: Sorry I think I misuderstood! Do you mean at what date do you calculate the 8% interest up to? If so, I assume the date you file the moneyclaim. Not sure about whether it would continue to add up whilst waiting for a court date. I'll leave that to someone more experienced!

mossysue · 21st April 2006, 20:06

have filed claim today..... slightly nervous, and for some reason cannot post claim onto litigation section although i want to. if any body can help.
claiming for total of £3824 inc court fees.
wish me luck...!

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