LTSB PPI claim

[Petmidget]

Another week in.

I have issued enforcement notice to be actioned by London and City county court bailiffs at LTSB head office. tee hee cat pigeons etc

Only wish I could be there to see it. Bet they pay up on receipt of the 7 day letter they are to receive rather than bailiffs turning up.

Pity I could quite fancy a piece of LTSB head office corporate art in my house, a Turner maybe!!

Getting bored of this now dragging on, I have plans for this money, bah humbug.

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[hairychris21]

What happened???

[hellhasnofury]

Did they buy your silence. I am really happy for you.

[Petmidget]

Just to resurrect this old thread.

Thanks for your queries, this is still rumbling on. Total ostrich approach by LTSB.

Unfortunately not helped by the fact the CC system is so overloaded actually gettting the bailiffs to do anything is a nightmare.

Took 3 1/2 weeks for them to even write a 7 day letter, I dont know if that has been replied to yet, I certainly dont have the cash.

I have gone back to LTSB to try and persuade them that baliff doing a walking possession in their head office isnt going to be good publicity. Maybe this letter they will acknowledge. but maybe not.

Also asked court to tell me when WP will be carried out, I thought I may as well do a bit for the cause and see if I can arrange a reporter or 2. I was on BBC2's Working lunch as a guest a few years back, this stuff is right up their alley, could find the producers email somewhere.

[hellhasnofury]

Sorry for you it still dragging on. but getting nearer everyday.

Will watch will baited breath.

Go for it!!!!

[Petmidget]

Hey we move on again.

Spoke to a pal who is a bailiff and got some valuable information. I have applied to have the judgment moved to the High Court and then I can appoint my own baillifs, my pals firm of course.

This has several advatanges, 1 a professional baillif firm will be considerably more tenacious in collecting than the employed baillifs of the CC system and 2 I can recalc my s69 interest since date of judgment which is an extra £20 or so.

Maybe at last we will start to see movement

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[reidnet]

Want to Borrow a Baseball Bat ?...lol

[Petmidget]

Process takes about 5 days to transfer to High Court, so with a bit of luck I will have my own merry band of heavies come next Monday.

Feel like Robin Hood, take from the rich and give to the ... well ME!!!

[Petmidget]

Getting excited now the High Court Writ (cor dont that sound official and scary) is being issued on Wednesday.

Then the buggers will get a knock on the door from a Sheriff's Officer (wonder if he will look like Keith Allen or Tony Robinson) pay up or we loot the place.

It might even be worth a trip to Swansea (i guess they will go to closest branch for convenience) just to watch it all kick off.

[Petmidget]

Court system still grinds very slowly.

But we have movement. I have just spoken to High Court Enforcement (my chosen bailiffs firm) they have this morning received the High Court Writ of Fifa and will be paying LTSB Head Office in London a unannounced and probably quite unpleasant visit tomorrow morning

As this may be my lost post on this subject I would like to give a big thanks to Reidnet who has been most helpful in this forum and may he spend much time filing papers at Dundee to his hearts content.

[hellhasnofury]

Originally Posted by Petmidget

Court system still grinds very slowly.

But we have movement. I have just spoken to High Court Enforcement (my chosen bailiffs firm) they have this morning received the High Court Writ of Fifa and will be paying LTSB Head Office in London a unannounced and probably quite unpleasant visit tomorrow morning

As this may be my lost post on this subject I would like to give a big thanks to Reidnet who has been most helpful in this forum and may he spend much time filing papers at Dundee to his hearts content.

Best not be your last post. This so interesting, you will have to fill us in about tomorrow.

[Petmidget]

Hoorah and Hussar!!

We have success. Cheque on my doorstep this morning. Well over the last 12 months I have taken every bank/card I have dealt with to the cleaners, alll because when I was in trouble they took advantage.

Final score Petmidget £12,400 Banks £0.

I am sigining off from CAG now, I wish the very best to all who have helped me along the way and to CAG itself and may the struggle to get banks to act fairly be won eventually.

Pm

[hellhasnofury]

Originally Posted by Petmidget

Hoorah and Hussar!!

We have success. Cheque on my doorstep this morning. Well over the last 12 months I have taken every bank/card I have dealt with to the cleaners, alll because when I was in trouble they took advantage.

Final score Petmidget £12,400 Banks £0.

I am sigining off from CAG now, I wish the very best to all who have helped me along the way and to CAG itself and may the struggle to get banks to act fairly be won eventually.

Pm

Congradulations Petmidget,

Glad you have let us know of your successful. Thats the sort of good news we need to boost our confidence and carry on with the fight

I bet you'll laugh allthe way to the bank with that cheque