Thread: Brick Driver V's Lloyds TSB

Following on from this thread I sent off the Prelim letter on 17th August. This morning, 24th August, I recieved what looks to be a generic reply letter and a "how to voice your concerns" leaflet signed by Mr Andrew Palmer. Contents of the letter are as follows:-

Dear Mr & Mrs Brick Driver,

I am just writing to let you know the we've received your complaint and to say how sorry I am to learn that you're unhappy with us.

You have my assurance that one of our assistant managers will investigte the concerns you have raised with us - this may take a little time but I would expect out enquiries to be complete within the coming two weeks. We will then be able to respond in full to your complaint and ath that stage, I hope, resolve matters between us.

In case you haven't received a copy of our leflet called "How to voice your concerns" I've enclosed one with my letter. This tells you all you need to know about resolving your complaint with us.

Yours sincerely

Andrew Palmer
Customer Service Advisor

Is this generic letter aimed to stall me by informing me that it will take a few weeks to investigate hoping that I will go away and fotget about it or is this a genuine letter?

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*Rubs hands together*

Here we go then. They have until the 31st to respond properly.

Lloyds have not replied to me within the specified 14 days. So I'm drafting up the letter before action to send out with the last post today.

I have again recieved a letter from Lloyds TSB Collections Department telling me that "It would appear that this account is currently a low priority to you". The cheeky buggers. I feel that my account is of a low prority to Lloyds TSB!

In lba I asked for £235 to be refunded because when I last called Lloyds they told me that on the 1st September there would be more charges taken out of my account which I added to my claim.

This letter that I received today does not contain any of these charges and having checked my account online it appears that they havenot taken them either.

So do I remove these from my schedule of charges or carry on with the ammount I am claiming (£235)?

Just another quick question. Should I call the collections department and remind them that my account is in dispute?

Thanks for that. I have drafted up this letter to send. What do you all think?

Dear Sirs,

I received you letter dated 31st August 2006 (ref: CHHXXXX). I find the following comment made by yourselves to be one of ignorance and arrogance:-

“It would appear that this account is a low priority to you”.

As you should be aware, I have informed you that this account is in dispute with regards to unlawful charges levied by Lloyds TSB on a number of occasions. Please take this as a further reminder.

Yours Sincerely




Mr B Driver

Recived the "No sod off and this is our final reponse letter today". Shame the lba wene off on Monday. Oh well best of luck to Lloyds.

I have different accounts with several banks. The Lloyds account is just a basic cash account so is no major loss if they close it.

You would think that they would have taken note what with the ammount of people claiming back these charges. Oh well, fingers crossed for the both of us eh?

Quick question that has probably been answered many of times on here but which address to I use when I enter my claim with moneyclaim? Is it their registered office or the one I have been sending my letters to?

Thanks for the reply.