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17th October 2006, 18:15
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| | Platinum Account Customer | Re: sandiego v Barclays That is exactly the text in paragraph 8 of the defence that I had. So, it's standard.
I did not claim overdraft fees. They seem a bit complicated so just claiming the 8% interest instead.
I assume that you're using the spreadsheet from the library. I used England - Simple - Excel.
I have taken the following from my spreadsheet, and edited some of it for obvious reasons, for you see. Welshman- Claim Number: 00000000 Barclays Bank PLC Sort Code Account Number SCHEDULE OF CLAIM FOR CHARGESPERIOD: 1st September 2001 TO 1st September 2006 In Respect of: Amount Date Incurred Days since offence Interest 8% APR Paid Referral______£20.00____19/09/2001 ____1854 ___________£8.16 Paid Referral______£20.00____ 20/09/2001____1853___________ £8.15 Unpaid Out _______£30.00____ 24/09/2001___ 1849____________£8.14 Paid Referral______£20.00_____19/10/2000___ 1824___________ £8.03 If you haven't already done so, print out two copies of the schedule which include the 8% interest and send one to the court where your case has been transferred to for the attention of "The Court Manager" quoting your Claim Reference number on the schedule.
and the other to:
Barclays Bank PLC
Litigation and Disputes team
Level 29
1 Churchill Place
London
E14 5HP
with the reference number on the letters they have been sending to you.
With each Schedule,enclose a covering note asking that they attach it to your file and that you've sent a copy to the other party. If this posting has helped you, please click on my scales at the top right of this posting. Thanks Good Luck.
Hope this helps you.
Last edited by Welshman; 17th October 2006 at 18:25.
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12th January 2007, 00:30
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| | Platinum Account Customer | Re: sandiego v Barclays ** WON ** Quote:
Originally Posted by rpjones78 Hi sandiego - congratulations on your win! Well done.
Could I please just ask if you telephoned Barclays to ask if they will settle out of court, or did they do it with out you having to call? Just that my court date will be coming through soon, and am a bit worried about what to say to them if I have to phone them!!
Cheers,
Rich | Rich. If you have any doubts about having a telephone conversation with them, don't ring.
You do not HAVE to phone them. They WILL settle before Court so don't panic. It'll be allright on the night. |
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12th January 2007, 11:20
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| | Basic Account Customer | Re: sandiego v Barclays ** WON ** Quote:
Originally Posted by rpjones78 Hi sandiego - congratulations on your win! Well done.
Could I please just ask if you telephoned Barclays to ask if they will settle out of court, or did they do it with out you having to call? Just that my court date will be coming through soon, and am a bit worried about what to say to them if I have to phone them!!
Cheers,
Rich | In answer to your question i waited until 2 weeks before court date then rang them on the number welshman suggested just asked nicely if they would like to settle out of court as is was getting close gave them my details they got back to me in a letter couple of days later very easy no sweat they can only say no sorry but trust me i doubt if they will from what ive heard just be nice Good Luck let us know how you go . |
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