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I just finalised preliminary letters for three bank accounts with RBS, claiming back a bit more than £2000. I will send them tomorrow recorded delivery to the Senior Customer Relations Manager in Edinburgh. Wish me luck!
I am now entering stage 2. I haven't received any reply to my first letters on 22 August and am now preparing the LBAs.
I sent my first letter to the senior customer relations manager in Edinburgh and was going to use the same address for the lba but checking the Money Claim website I realised the address for any further procedures should be in England or Wales.
Should I use a different address for this second letter or can I just use a different address in two weeks time when starting the court claim?
Hi - thanks for your answer. Can I just change addresses half-way you think and now start using my branch address or are you saying it doesn't matter at all and they are responsible for communicating with each other?
Bart vs RBS
, claiming back a bit more than £2000. I will send them tomorrow recorded delivery to the Senior Customer Relations Manager in Edinburgh. Wish me luck!
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Re: Bart vs RBS - quick question
hi i am dealing with rbos for all my correspondance i used my branch address. its up to them to forward letter to the relevent persons.