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hi everyone please be nice as this is my first post
i need a little help in deciding what to do next ,have been using this forum to get as far as court action,but as the bank did not reply to my letter before action, i decided to contact them by phone which has took just over 1 week to finally get through, after speaking to the gentleman on the end of the phone he has informed me that the bank are in fact given 56 days in which to review my account before making any decisions.
Should i give them the time they need or should i proceed to the court stage, i'am in fact 1 week over the deadline that i set them. and does waiting actually give the bank time to make a defence case against me.
any advice will me most welcome, at the moment i'am claiming for £944 plus interest for myself & £891 plus interest for the wife.
i have made a mistake by asking for the interest so soon
only allow 14days for the lba then start court proceedings,
if its contractual interest your claiming thats ok but if its the 8% interest u cant claim this until u start going down the court route
gazza450vLloyds
, i decided to contact them by phone which has took just over 1 week to finally get through, after speaking to the gentleman on the end of the phone he has informed me that the bank are in fact given 56 days in which to review my account before making any decisions.
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