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hi
i have recieved a letter from barclaycard offering less than half my claim and want to reject it . it does not say Full and final settlement
as a goodwill gesture and without any admission of l iability Barclaycard is prepared to credit your account with £48. the adjustment wll be confirmed on your March statement.
please be advised that from 1 august 2006 barclaycard reduced ts penalty fee to £12 following a recommendation by OFT.
i hope this now clarifies the situation..... if i have not heard from you within 8 weeks i will close my file in accordance with our usual practice.
now ... my claim is for £120 plus i am n ot sure if they have actually put the £48 on my barclaycard as its a closed account and part of my dmp with CCCS.
what should i write back t o them? and should i continue with the court process and state the full £120 or deduct the £48 if it has been credited?
Hi use template letter to refuse/ accept as part paymeny and go ahead with claim. If they pay the affer then when claiming in court make it clear you have accepted this as part payment if no money proceed with full claim but make clear they have offered but not paid.
i recieved a notice of issue regarding my claim against barclaycard, and it says they ave until 4 may (tomorrow) to reply.
i havent heard anything from them so far. on what day do i go to court to enter judgement? i am going to the court at 9am to drop off other claim forms but read on another post that they have till 5pm to respond and some have responded beyond the time and its been allowed? i think!
i am in court tomorrow with Barclaycard (petty amount - £129!!!!)
however, when i recieved my letter telling me my court date there was no directions with it -just a court date - no bring a court bundle etc etc. I am confused!!! i dont want to turn up with no documents just in case!
when i went to court with Barclays on another case, i had a court bundle ready, plus an application for removal of a stay ... the whole works so not at all sure what ishould expect tomorrow now
I am in court at 2pm and rang Lit team who say the barrister will be there with the cheque, will we still have to go in front of the judge and how do i request a wasted costs order ? any help as to how i play this is appreciated
Court 24/09/07 -b/card **WON**
settlement
and without any admission of l iability Barclaycard is prepared to credit your account with £48. the adjustment wll be confirmed on your March statement.
with CCCS.
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