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Sent my prelim. in for £490 in charges + £710 in CI. They credited my account for £205 + 8% interest. My lba is due today so gonna send that but should i acknowldege/reject settlement instead or as well as LBA ?
Barclaycard have sent me their final response after paying out £215 of my claim which is over £1000 with CCI. I was reading somewhere that its better not to claim using MCOL, why is this ?
What should i do next, is it the N1 form and if so can i include the CCi on here ?
Did you send BC the rejection ltr mentioned on your last thread (I'll try and get the 2 threads merged - PLEASE stick to 1 then we can follow your case properly).
Form N1 is next, using the new POC from the BC Sticky at the top of this forum. Update your SOC using the spreadsheet and use this and include the CI.
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Finally going to get round to entering my N1 next week. B.Card paid £200 of my balance and although i rejected this and asked them to take it out they didnt. I then had a huge car bill so had to use my b.card to pay some of this off. Should i now take this £200 off the 1K i am asking for or continue to court claim including this ?
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OK now im really confused again. Just spent ages updating my schedule of charges for N1 form and took ages to find the spreadsheet with CI. Now i need the 8% interest figure as well, where do i find this !???
Also when ive finally got all this sorted how do i fill in the actual N1 form, i realise i attach the POC but its asks for 'Brief details of claim' , do you fill out the sheet in biro !??
N1 now all ready to be sent to court. Just one morew thing, should i send a copy of N1, POC or latest SOC to B.Card ? or any of them ?
cheers
You don't need to send copy of you POC or N1 to Barclaycard (the Defendant) you take your 3 copies along to the court (or post them) and the court will retain 2 copies of each and hand over/post one copy of each to you for your own records. The court then writes to the Defendant (B/card) informing them that a claim is served against them, enclosing a copy of your claim against them and giving them a deadline by which to provide their own defence.
HTH ...
Am i bit worried now as i only posted off one copy to th ecourt, i printed off a further 2 but thought these were just for use if i actually had to attend a hearing. D'oh
The Court may return the N1 with attachments and ask for all three sets to be sent back into court so they can be processed properly. They should stamp and return your copy, send a copy off to BC and keep a copy for the court file.
Don't worry - it'll get sorted and may just delay the issue of your claim by a few days.
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