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We've run the, sadly normal, gamut of SAR delays etc and now submitted a claim, plus the follow up following the 'we is right - you is not' response from ltsb. Now at the N1 stage having issued a lba and, unannounced, LTSB have slapped a couple of hundred credit on her account. No preceding letter, no nuffink.
I've been down the 'get it out of my account or allow it as a partial settlement' route on past claims BUT all I'm asking is - is it OK to use template 5 since the N1 has already been drafted?
PJ v Lloyds TSB CC
delays etc and now submitted a claim, plus the follow up following the 'we is right - you is not' response from ltsb. Now at the N1 stage having issued a lba
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