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Hi there, i am writing this on behalf of my girlfriend. She has sent Abbey the SAR letter and in the post on friday came her statements. The weird thing is it was only 15 months worth, then 2 days later it was a 2 page summary of her account in may 2005. This is very strange, are these statements sent out automatically as it appears there has been an error.
Also she is worried that she may not be entitled to all 6 years worth as for 2 of the years it was a joint account with her ex husband. Is this right or can she still claim as her name was on the statements for the full 6 years?
Any help will be much appreciated.
P.s on the 15 months we did receive there was over £600 in charges which we intend to claim back
Good evening all, sorry for not posting for awhile but alot has happened since i last posted.
Although Abbey refused to admit they are at fault they made an offer of 400 pound on a total claim of 1200 which i accepted only as a part settlement and made clear i will proceed to pursue the rest. To my surprise abbey put the 400 pound into my girlfriends account.
time has passed since then and i have just received a letter from the courts with a court date THE 2ND MARCH im scared.
I'm a few weeks behind you but I'm just starting to think about court. I reckon the best way to approach it is to follow the guidelines on here to the letter, and if you're not sure of anything at all, to ask. The impression I've got of the posters on here are that they are very supportive and will help with even the smallest queries so long as you put in the work and listen to what you're being advised.
Hi Roodies.com and welcome, i hope im wrong here but i think that Abbey will defend the rest of your claim as has been settled in Full and final settlement, when you accepted as partial settlement did they write back saying this was ok, because the offer that would have been signed by your g/f before receiving funds would have been for full and final settlement of your claim against the bank, regardless of what you replied (partial settlement) unless they agreed, hope im wrong but clydesdale do this tactic regularly, if this is the case they will try and strike the claim out, good luck.
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