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I am claiming £700 against Mint, have gone through filing with small claims court, they have come back or rather Cobbetts have come back with the usual intimidation tactics using CPR part 18 which I have rejected and they have now made an offer of £500. I am going to reject it using one of the useful letters on this site.
I have not yet returned my aq, although Cobbetts have, mine is not due until 18th Nov. Should I return it even though they are now making an offer? is it worth it?
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Hi - I am back again I am afraid.
I did receive an offer from Corbetts on behalf of Mint, which I could not accept as it was below what I had asked for. I sent them the standard letter, accepting the offer as a PART offer, but that the full amount was required as per my original request. It's been at least 10 days since that letter was sent and still no reply.. it's now well past the 28 days deadline following my lodging the claim with the small claims court (7th October). Should I let the court know that I have not been satisfied with the response so they are ordered to pay?
GMoney vs RBS (Mint)
, although Cobbetts have, mine is not due until 18th Nov. Should I return it even though they are now making an offer? is it worth it?
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