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i've received a letter from my court with barclaycards defence, and a questionaire to fill in. I've won numerous claims but never been at this stage, do i need brown trouses?
there denying that its a breach of the 1999 act and basically saying that it my fault for breaches the bterms of my contract by making late payments
i am claiming back only £212 plus £17.44 interest
and i have to fill in a question aire from the courts
just an update the courts have issued a stay pending on the 'testcase' in the next day barclaycard sent a letter saying they will pay what they owe including statuary interest!
however the amount they want to settle on is about £30 short of my claim, is this a mistake by them???? shall i except or carry on
The testcase could take a very long time. Personally I would take the money, although ultimately the decision is yours as to whether you feel their offer is acceptable or not.
barclaycard have filed a defence!
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