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Old 20th August 2006, 21:20   #61 (permalink)
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Hi congratulations on your result. Iam due to go to court on 8th sept and am interested in sending a part 36 letter what exactly is that my thread is new claim joint one
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Old 21st August 2006, 07:38   #62 (permalink)
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Congrats on your win, that gives me some hope.

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Default Re: Boonyed v Barclays **WON**

Just came across this thread!

to you, very well done!
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Old 22nd August 2006, 12:09   #64 (permalink)
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Well done Boonyed.. Stick it to the man!!

Have you (or anybody who has received their charges back) considered now doing another Subject Access Request and asking for all the notes relating to your complaint re charges and the investigation of the complaint?

It might make interesting reading to see the internal procedures and comments when they receive another demand for charges to be refunded?
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hi boonyed. Congrats on winning

recieved our court date for the 31st january and looking forward to it. Was hoping that Barclays would pay up before the end of the year as this has dragged on for nearly 6 months now

Was interested to find out what you wrote in your letter to KJ? I am tempted to phone him to try and get him to settle sooner if that isnt the way to go then i wanted to email him.

Any tips on what to put?

Regards and congrats again.

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Hi Boonyed and WELL DONE !

Your comments certainly provide motivation to carry on through 'the obstacles' erected to delay and dissuade by the Banks.

I am at 'Defence' stage with a mcol (Defence lodged after request for judgement at day 29 (after expiry of 28 day period). I am getting pretty sick of the way that the Court system is being manipulated by the banks, and the lack of regulation of their activities - great motivation to carry on.

Well done again - enjoy the cash !!

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Congratulations on your result. Leaves hope for us all.
I have just sumitted a letter to the wonderful Barclays for Some £2405 without interest applied.
I'm sure due to your success you are being bombarded with questions but I wondered if I could pose another?
Did Barclays leave your Bank account open as I understand some banks are closing customers accounts after paying up?
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interesting stuff....im gonna send off for my statements asap and see how much these buggers owe me!

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Did Barclays leave your Bank account open as I understand some banks are closing customers accounts after paying up?
i'd like to know this aswell lol.....
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Good Drills, Cant Wait to send my stuff, Bring em on!!!!
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Old 11th November 2006, 18:30   #70 (permalink)
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Well done Boonyed I think the determination won through and I can't see issuing a defence is anything more than delaying tactics.

I am new to this site but i wondered if anyone had any experience in claiming back charges from Barclays masquerading as "commission" when applied to a small business (sole trader) account.

my wife was banking under her own name "trading as" and has been charged more than £2,500 in the past 5 years. We are determined to get it back.

Any advice or experience would be welcome
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Old 13th November 2006, 12:11   #71 (permalink)
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Congrats on your win!!! I am currently up to the point of submitting my claim to the small claims court (but getting a little nervous). I am trying to claim back 3750.00 plus interest. Barclays have offered me 1900.00 yesterday 12/11/06.

I’m experiencing problems with Moneyclain.gov.uk website. I don't suppose you could help out by posting your wording as i just cant keep it to the 1080 characters.

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Well, nothing came in the post this morning, so I have just filed a County Court claim against Barclays Bank for £499.07.

The process was quite simple though I did have to monkey around with the model text from the library section to get it to fit into the text box provided. The problem was that when I was filling in the claim form it prompted me to add a section of text if I wanted to claim the interest incurred, so I cut and pasted that into the box and went over the 1080 characters, or 24 lines, allowed.

When I trimmed it down, I was still taking up more lines than I should have so I had to go through it all and see where I could trim a little more. Not too onorous a task though, I'm sure the bunce will make up for the hassle.

Wish me luck, and if there are any out there who have got this far with Barclays please get in touch, I might need a little reassurance.

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Thanks for all the good wishes, it's been a few months since I looked in on the site and was surprised at the number of replies to my thread. I popped back in because Barclays have deducted another 3 'illegal' charges from my account and I'm preparing to give it 'em large again.

A friend of mine also got paid out last week, the day before his court date, so hold your nerve and don't give in....THEY WILL PAY UP!!

Mancity5 asked about the wording for Moneyclaim, this is what I sent;

I have a contract with the defendant bank
dating from 19## which is conducted on
their standard terms and conditions. I am
claiming the return of money taken by the
defendant in the way of charges over the
last 6 years. The bank's charges are a
disproportionate penalty and therefore
unenforceable as they are contrary to
common law. Further, as a disproportionate
penalty they are invalid under the Unfair
Contracts) Terms Act 1977 s4 and under
the Unfair Terms in Consumer Contracts
Regulations 1999. Para 8 and sch.2(1)(e)In
the event that the charges are not a
penalty then they are unreasonable within
the meaning of the Supply of Goods and
Services Act 1982 s15. I have repeatedly
asked the bank to justify their charges but
they have declined to do so. I also claim
interest under section 69 of the County
Courts Act 1984 at the rate of 8% a year
from 25th April 2003dates to be supplied to
24th April 2006 of £##.## and also interest
at the same rate up to the date of judgment.

I still have my bank account with Barclays and have not encountered any other problems, apart from the fact that they've robbed another 90 quid off me!!

Fytinbak - Have a look in the library section, I'm sure your wife will be able to claim her money too, but you'll need to look there for the relevant info.

Good luck all, not that you'll need it....remember THEY WILL PAY UP!!

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robbed another 90 quid off me!!
Hi Boon you will need to edit your post, liable comments,
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And if you haven't done so yet, pls can you start a new thread for claim no2, so we don't get confused. Call it round 2, or whatever.

Welcome back, although sadly not in the right circumstances!
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