Thread: Natwest v Webbs Catering ****WON****

Hi guys,
Got a response from my prelim letter, but got a weird reply stating:

Dear Mr Webb,
Thank you .......blah de blah

Please note the office of fair trading are NOT currently reviewing business accounts at this time and I regret I am unable to offer you a refund of charges.

Yours Sincerely

Shaun Scott
Senior Business Manager

Is this true or a fob off.???

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Hi guys,
Got a response from my prelim letter, but got a weird reply stating:

Dear Mr Webb,
Thank you .......blah de blah

Please note the office of fair trading are NOT currently reviewing business accounts at this time and I regret I am unable to offer you a refund of charges.

Yours Sincerely

Shaun Scott
Senior Business Manager

Is this true or a fob off.???

Originally Posted by webbscatering

Hi guys,
Got a response from my prelim letter, but got a weird reply stating:

Dear Mr Webb,
Thank you .......blah de blah

Please note the office of fair trading are NOT currently reviewing business accounts at this time and I regret I am unable to offer you a refund of charges.

Yours Sincerely

Shaun Scott
Senior Business Manager

Is this true or a fob off.???

its a fob off check out karnevils thread ref bis account

Thanks Mate, my heart sank thinking this was real

Originally Posted by webbscatering

Thanks Mate, my heart sank thinking this was real

no its standardpractice for the muppets. You are claiming against the unlawful charges, it doesnt cost £35 to tell you you have missed a DD thats the issue they always try to scare people.

True, but surely by sending a letter fibbing to the contrary will damage their case should it go to court or dont they think that?

Originally Posted by webbscatering

True, but surely by sending a letter fibbing to the contrary will damage their case should it go to court or dont they think that?

i will never see the inside of a court. They will try to scare you be entering a defence, also saying you will lose do not worry stick to your guns and timetable. They will pay up in the end.

Fair Shout Mate, back on track again and ready to kick Butt!!!!!!!!

What they are saying might well be true.....


But that isn't the point....the charges are unlawful so there opinion doesn't matter UNLESS they are admitting guilt and paying up!


Regards

Originally Posted by webbscatering

Fair Shout Mate, back on track again and ready to kick Butt!!!!!!!!

glad to help.

Thats a good point Stopthethieves, I was going to use that in my lba but you made a valid point, cheers. Anyone know if this is exactly true because a bank account is a bank account at the end of the day, may it be a business or private one the fees apply to all.

Originally Posted by webbscatering

Thats a good point Stopthethieves, I was going to use that in my lba but you made a valid point, cheers. Anyone know if this is exactly true because a bank account is a bank account at the end of the day, may it be a business or private one the fees apply to all.

read Karnevils thread ref Abbey buis account.

Originally Posted by karnevil

Hi

Exactly the same process for claiming business account charges as personal account charges. Read the business version of the letter before action - and use this as a basic template for your prelim & claim with regards to which statutes to include and which to not include.

Hope that helps

Karne
x

p.s. Can't believe that message from Natwest - its appalling !

thanks Karne

letter before action going off today (recorded delivery), time to sit tight, wait and prepare my claim form

Hi Folk, back again with a short and sweet reply to my lba:
Dear Mr Webb,
Thank you for your letter of 14th September, received today,
As explained in Shaun Scotts Letter of 14th September 2006 the bank is unable to offer a refund of charges.

If you wish to continue with legal action please hand any summons or associated legal papers into the local Natwest branch or post to the address above,

Yours Sincerely

Dylan Griffiths
Area Business Manager

What do you folk make of this? seems very cool and calm and we dont care sort of approach..... should i make my move with a follow up letter or just whack em with a claim form

Have you nothing better to do? LOL

I think you already know the answer since they quite cleary have told you theirs!!!

Regards

Yes thats true, their intentions are spelt out, just a weird letter. On to my next stage will keep you posted cheers kev

Not a weird letter , its the same as everyone else gets. You just carry on.

Right now i am looking at a Self Help Kit for Small Claims, and its giving me a headache there are seven sheets of paper and alot of literature. Which ones apply to me is just the "Claim Form" or are there more to fill out