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Wrote with my SAR - (Subject access request) letter to Citi Cards (C1 and Citi - two accounts - mine and mrs ncf) just before I went on holiday (just over a week ago - 29/06) and have had the following response:
Citi - 'Fill out enclosed form and provide ID' (duly done)
So it's started (I have many,many others to pursue but going for these first as they have smaller current balances - safety measure in case they start closing accounts on me! )
just had a letter from 'Brian Smith: Solicitor' (who aks on behalf of CitiFinancial, and they have such a close relationship he uses their headed paper rather than that of a solictor practice)
He kindly pointed out that Citi have in fact charged me £515, not the £490 I calculated (earning his crust well then )
Then he goes on to offer me the diff between what I was charged and £12 charges (how kind)
Also says the case will be 'vigorously defended' if I proceed and they will press for the case to be heard in Salford (surprise!)
They state they are refunding the partial £251 to my account
So, how do I go about saying to him I'm not accepting?
Cheers all!
omnia praesumuntur legitime facta donec probetur in contrarium
Please note: I am not a member of the legal profession, all advice given is purely my opinion, if in doubt consult a professional
I am watching your posts with interest as I am about to start money claim and I am considering including cash advance handling fees as well as I think I can use the 1999 UTCCR against them??? Good luck keep us posted.
First Direct - Settled in full
Lloyds TSB - AQ completed Central London CC
RBS - Settled in full
Morgan Stanley - Settled in full
Capital One - Settled in full ;-)
Citi Cards - Transfered to Mercantile Court 19/10/06
Nationwide - Settled in full 8)
Capital One Acct 2 - Prelim letter
I've written stating I wont accept their paltry offer
Interestingly they didnt make any such offer to my wife, just telling her (in 'flubber') that she wouldnt be getting a penny
This really p's me off, if they are going to apply this pathetic 'refund the difference between the £XX and £12' policy then it damn well ought to be across the board
I believe that this in itself would screw them in court
omnia praesumuntur legitime facta donec probetur in contrarium
Please note: I am not a member of the legal profession, all advice given is purely my opinion, if in doubt consult a professional
Hi I am also at the stage where they have credited mya ccount by the difference of the £25 and the £12 but not surewether to take further or not. Please could you email me a letter that you sent, did you not have to go through moneyclaim or not?
I am only claiming £600 and have been crdited £302 today
I forgot to say check your balance in a few days because they credited the money to my account without notice, no letter explaining why. So you might have the money without knowing it. They even sent me a cheque for the 46 pence I was in credit!
CitiCard actually giving me money, thats something you don't see every day.
cheers
andyace
citicards= £650/settled £650
Alliance and Leicester= £1534/request for payment sent/LBA sent/standard refusal/moneyclaimsent/settled £2003.36
Have you had a reply from Brian Smith???
I got a really snotty response from. Have a look at Citi’s Threat.
Best of Luck with your claim,
Hondamad
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EGG CC Default Removal: Have reported Egg to Trading Standards, Summery Claim - 2nd Hearing Date 09/10/07. Click here to read posts
Monument CC: received statements, now need to send letters. . . !
BoS Current Account: Settled
Citi Cards: Hhmm seems like I have sued the wrong “entity”. Aaaaahhhhh . . .. oh well back to court I go, and they have settled in full!!!
This is just advice from me. If you are not sure please seek legal advice. However if what I have said has been helpful, than please add to my reputation by clicking on the scales