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I have had enough of Natwest excuses and want to take them to court. I have calculated the amount owed inc interest added to single premium policy, statutory interest and the amount paid in PPI prremiums.
Following procedures set out on this site, i have given Natwest more than enough time to pay me and I want to start court proceedings agains them.
How would i officially do this? Do i notify Natwest of my decision to start the proceedings or do i just start?
I have not been down the Court route yet Just lodged complaint with Financial Ombudsman Service you need help from the folks that have started the legal route. Hope this bump gets a response for you
Taking Natwest to court
excuses and want to take them to court. I have calculated the amount owed inc interest
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