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Apologies if this is a stupid question but with all the stress of financial worries over the past year I was wondering if somebody could answer a question for me. I have gone down the long road of taking Lloyds TSB to court and was recently told it had been transferred to my local area court, and this morning I received a letter from LLoyds solicitors that is headed, It states they are willing to credit my account the full requested ammount if I sign and complete the box at the bottom of the letter and return in a set number of days. Obviously I am overjoyed, does this now mean this has now been settled?
I've been reading several posts a day concerning people recieving the same letter as you.
The advice is always to cross out any terms and conditions you don't agree to before you sign it and send it back.
You should recieve your money soon. Once its safely in your account don't forget to let the court know;
The advice is always to cross out any terms and conditions you don't agree to before you sign it and send it back....
Especially the gagging orders!
Don't agree to confidentiality - they WILL still pay up in full and are just trying to pull a fast one.
Well done
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Well Lloyds paid up in full and the money has been transferred to my bank account, I would just like to say thank you to the CAG and Martin Lewis for their guidance.
Is this the end?
TSB to court and was recently told it had been transferred to my local area court, and this morning I received a letter from LLoyds solicitors that is headed, It states they are willing to credit my account the full requested ammount if I sign and complete the box at the bottom of the letter and return in a set number of days. Obviously I am overjoyed, does this now mean this has now been settled?
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