Written by John Kruse, one of the leading experts on Bailiff Law, this consumer friendly guide is essential reading for anyone who comes into contact with a bailiff.
The book is easy to understand and clearly explains the rights
a bailiff has, and also what they cannot do when collecting debts and repossessing goods etc.
I am at the stage now of taking GE Money to the courts - all letters sent they offered me £24 ( I partially accepted - and told them so) they wrote back and told me tough - but not so directly!
Now - should I claim the rest of the fees plus interest at 29.9% - the account is still open but was frozen for sometime in 2006.
And I am slightly lost for words in the Brief Detail of Claim Section - I am just so nervous to fluff it up, as I have another 3 GE Money store cards to claim against. If I managed to win all of them my balance on them all would be nil - with a little bit left over to donate and maybe for me - to celebrate with!!!
Yes, claim the rest of the fees and interest. If you want the wording, have a look at my Goldfish claim
Steven
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GE Money Won unconditionally May 2007 NatWest Won unconditionally August 2007 BrighthouseWon unconditionally August 2007 GoldfishWon unconditionally April 2008 (including CI on the basis of Sempra) Clydesdale Financial Services (now BPF) Won unconditionally February 2008
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Completing the N1 form for GE Money
at 29.9% - the account is still open but was frozen for sometime in 2006.
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