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9th August 2006, 17:15
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| | Basic Account Customer | Smiths vs Nationwide Hi all,
Ive finally worked out how to post a thread  lol. Have just paid £250 via the Moneyline court system to claim back the £11+k i've been charged by Nationwide over the last 6 years. Could you all please cross your fingers for me  . Nationwides reply to my claim was that I agreed to their terms and conditions so tough...so as I couldnt pop down the the high street and thump the branch manager I had to proceed to court. Will keep you all posted. Good luck everyone  |
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9th August 2006, 17:35
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| | Basic Account Customer | Smith vs Nationwide Hi all.
Have finally worked out how to post a thread  lol. After following the procedures suggested on this site I have today paid £250 via the Moneyclaim court site to claim back the £11+k i have paid in charges to Nationwide. Basically their reply to my initial letters was "tough". Ill keep you all posted. Everyone cross your fingers for me please  . Good luck to you all. |
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16th August 2006, 14:29
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| | Basic Account Customer | Re: Smiths vs Nationwide-YIKES Hi everyone,
Well this morning I received the Notice of Acknowledgment of Service and Nationwide intend to defend all of my claim. OK, so now i feel like caving in already  . What a wuss. I cannot bear the thought of actually going to court, although Dolly-site helper- has kindly offered to dig out some information for me. I know i'll get all tongue tied and incoherent lol. the thing is £11k is a huge amount thats worth fighting for, i dread to think what i'll have to pay out if i lose! Prayers and crossing of appendages welcome
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23rd August 2006, 12:14
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| | Basic Account Customer | Smiths V Nationwide - Nationwide Paying Up!!! Yipeeee!!! OMG OMG OMG I'm in shock. It does work, and these advisors aren't crazy! Lol. Total claim £11,247.00- Data Protection Act letter sent 06/06/06
- Prelim Letter 24/07/06
(LBA not sent as they charged me another £750 last month and wouldnt negotiate 2 days for me to get the money in the bank so I threw a hissy fit and went straight to the moneyline stage, willingly handing over the £250 fee) - Moneyline claim 10/8/06
- Acknowledgement of Service 14/8/06
22/08/06 - Payment into account - £250.00
23/08/06 - Payment into account - £9,080.00!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Presumably they'll pay the rest today or tommorrow. I'm over the moon. All those jitters were worth it. Keep going everybody, if they can pay me back £11,000 then they are admitting that they cant justify their charges. I might even claim back the £750 they charged me last month now lol. (New acc with Lloyds opening tommorrow.)
Many many thanks to Dolly for all you support and advice. We will hand over 5% gladly and thankfully.
(Not sure what to do about the court now though, I see there is a customer helpline phone number on the Moneyline site, will give them a call.)
Could Dolly or a Moderator please contact me for details of how I can hand over some of this lovely lolly  ) x x x xx xx |
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