Thread: Mark V Natwest, won!!!

yes do your claim now,go to templates and you will find all the details there to help you, how much it costs depends on the amount of your claim

Originally Posted by mark-uk

OK 2nd letter deadline passed, now do I do online claim, if so where and how, and how much does it cost please.

Yes!

It depends on the amount you are claiming. there is a thread with court costs.

Some people really don't read the FAQ, do a search or look through the forums. You are obviously one of them!

OK about to do online claim, do I add interest at this stage?

Here is the FAQ Step-by-Step guides:
http://www.consumeractiongroup.co.uk...tructions.html

Thanks, lord knows how do i calculate it.

And here is the link for the spreadsheets that will work out the interest for you.
http://www.consumeractiongroup.co.uk...eadsheets.html

Best of luck to you.

[quote=techtalkonline]Some people really don't read the FAQ, do a search or look through the forums. You are obviously one of them!

A bit harsh me thinks be nice please

Originally Posted by mark-uk

tried that, just keep getting formulas wrong, also theres more charges to add now too and when i add it it messes up. Amount is £4,165 since account opened Feb 13th 2004.

Can i email someone my sheet and they do it please, i dont mind donating extra cash when i win.

Your claim will cost £120. Have you tried the spreadcheet in vampiresses threan in the library.

Originally Posted by mark-uk

Thanks mods, ok is there anything else i need to know before i put in my online claim, I have my spreadsheet with charges and interest worked out thanks to some really helpful person on here (cheers mate) I have the address I need to input for Natwest, anything else I need. Is it complicated. Any questions or yes/no questions I should know about.

You seem to be doing things right so no worries there Mark. It can be very daunting when you start, so keep reading threads, FAQ's, etc, etc, etc! You will need to make sure that you learn as much as possible, along with collecting any useful pieces of information in case your claim goes all the way. You just never know how far these claims will go, therfore you must be ready for any court appearences!

I haven't done a MCO so i cannot help you there. I used the N1 claim form which i submitted directly to my county court. The staff there were extremly helpful, answering non legal questions and even asking why they were getting so many "Bank Charges" claims recently! I obviously told them about the help of places such as CAG.

I apologise for my curt post earlier, i was not having a good week! Best of luck with the MCO and the inevitable refund!

Regards,
Colin.

Go here and make sure you read the first bit where it says "STOP!"

http://www.consumeractiongroup.co.uk...laim-line.html

This is the problem with a MCO, you cannot attach a copy of your schedule to it online. The other problem is the 1000 character limit. Both of these problems i avoided by using the N1 form and taking along to my local CC for submitting.