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I received an offer from RBOS which is less than half of what I am claiming.
They state they will refund me the difference between the £12 and £25 and this is their Full and final offer.
I sent a partial acceptance letter and they still came back and said this is their final offer.
Should I accept this :-|
The time limit for lba is up, but not sure if I start a court claim, that I would win??
I noticed that you have posed the exact same question on the HBOS Forum, with the same offer details ie bank assuming £12 charge and offering you the difference?
Is this correct and both banks are offering the same type of settlement?
If so, this sounds like an apparent change of tactic.
Please expand and confirm.
Many thanks.
Any advice given by me is based solely on my experience in claiming, my experience in CAG or my opinion. I have no legal background. I want to encourage others to reclaim what is theirs.
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Hi. Given your reply on HBOS forum, and you have 2 seperate offer letters, from RBS AND HBOS, this sounds, on the face of it, like a change of offer tactics. I will refrain from mentioning colusion at this point!
Would you mind typing in both offer letters please. One for rbs, here, and one for HBOS, on your thread there. This would allow further consideration by our experts!!
If this turns out to be the case, I am wondering why, at this stage, 2 seperate banking groups have suddenly started what appears to be a new offer tactic. I have no experience of RBS but a fair bit within HBOS and HBOS used to offer
refusal- "our charges are fair- SO GET LOST"
50%
100%.
Please post this info when you can.
Thanks Kenny
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They did that with me...but I don't understand where they got the figure from as when I worked mine out I deducted the current account fee & came out with £500 more than their offer. I did what you did & sent a rejection of final offer and acceptance of partial settlement...I got another letter back as you did saying that it was their final offer...so I ignored it and proceeded to the court stage & I am about to send the aq back with £100 chq.
But thats just what Ive done. It depends on your situation, I'm lucky that I can wait for the money and I firmly believe that they should give you the full amount.
You should post your letters as Kenny advised & wait for an expert. As I could be wrong in what Ive done.
Thank you for your letter ..........
As we outlined we explain all of our T&C's including our fees and charges at account opening and they form the basis of your agreement with us. We must therefore, disagree with the views expressed in your letter.
If on reflection you would like to accept our offer of £152.69 (claiming £498) as outlined in our previous letter.......
This figure represents a refund of the difference between our original charge and the current £12 late payment charge.
I would re-iterate that this should be taken as the bank's final response.
.......
I have sent another partial acceptance letter and they have 7 days.
Will wait and see if they get back.
RBS
13/10 - Prelim sent, 19/10 - Sod Off letter recvd, 27/10 - partial offer received, 27/10 - rejection letter sent, 3/11 - SETTLED IN FULL
Cheltenham & Gloucester (ERC's)
21/11 - Prelim sent, 26/11 - sod off letter recved, 2/12 - LBA sent, 10/12 SETTLED IN FULL!!
I think the difference is the credit card- we have one claim against the RBS current account which was settled after small claim lodged but before court hearing. The other claim against an RBS credit card was offered the difference between the old and new charges- we refused, went to court for the first call. The court set a hearing date of 4th October. Yesterday we received a phone call from the RBS solicitors offering settlement of full amount without interest or court fee and with a gagging order and no default removal- we've just refused this its only for £180 so I fancy a day in court- BUT I reckon they'll fold before the date. Stick to your guns and remenber to complain to the Law society if they settle before the hearing- they're just abusing the court system- when solicitors are duty bound to act in the best interests of the court!!!!!
written entirely without prejudice to my whole rights and pleas in law and may not be founded upon in any proceedings.