Thread: Uncle wants brass back!!!

Hi i am helping my Uncle go through the process as Im on a mission against the banks to recover folks charges, My Uncle has agreed however that anything he gets back he will donate 5% to the site..........That being said....

Sending DPA letter tomorrow.............

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Originally Posted by waynedear

Hi i am helping my Uncle go through the process as Im on a mission against the banks to recover folks charges, My Uncle has agreed however that anything he gets back he will donate 5% to the site..........That being said....

Sending Data Protection Act letter tomorrow.............

If the banks are rude to you you can use my favourite Quote Beam me up Snotty.

Just going through all statements I have noticed that there is a charge called overdraft USAGE FEE, on some of the earlier statements this is £5, but on some later ones it turns out to be £25 per month.....is this right or is it an unauthorised charge...

When I went through them, as i got to 2001 its said at the end of statements £5 overdraft usage fee, plus the interest, then it just changes to £25 plus interest??

After the second letter we have recieved a letter from Lloyds basically telling us what we can do with our claim..................LB A letter sent in response....

Ok I have got my uncle to the stage where we sent off the Allocation Questionaire a couple weeks ago...
Today he informed me that he has recieved a letter from the court stating that at the courts discretion they have arranged a meeting for 10 mins without a hearing on the 9th of April, I aint experienced this before I was just waiting for the court date and sending the bundles out etc.....What does anyone think...

Apparently the meeting is a 10 minute direction hearing, with my case the court asked for all the information to be sent prior to the hearing this time they haven't, do you think I should send Lloyds a bundle telling them that this is the evidence we will be relying on in court?

No need for bundle if this is a preliminary hearing, this is a good link to read:
http://www.consumeractiongroup.c o.uk/forum/guidance-notes/64911-got-court-date-guide.html