Pritchard v Barclays ***WON***

**wavertreeboy** · 29th September 2006 20:01

Hi all,

I’ve recently sent the initial letter to Barclays icon

requesting a refund of the £1090 charges. I sent the letter on 20th September, and I’ve just had a response dated 26th September saying the following:

Dear Mr Pritchard
We are sorry you have had to contact us about the level of service you have received from Barclays. Thank you for taking the time and trouble to do so.

We are looking into your concerns and will let you have an answer or update as quickly as possible, but no later than 19th October 2006. In the meantime if you wish to discuss this matter further please call us on …….

Blah Blah Blah

My question is should I wait until Barclays deadline has passed or should I stick to my own deadline as in my initial letter?

Any advice on what should be my next move would be much appreciated

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**essjaysea** · 29th September 2006 23:11

Stick to the timetable you set out in your preliminary letter. Send out the lba icon

14 days after the date of the preliminary letter

**bullyboy** · 30th September 2006 09:00

Definately stick to your timetable I did and have received a letter this morning offering a goodwill gesture icon

of £1000

**wavertreeboy** · 30th September 2006 10:43

OK, thanks guys I'll do that.

**wavertreeboy** · 28th October 2006 21:01

Hi

Is anyone able to have a scan through my N1 form before I issue it, just to make sure everythings OK.

Thanx
Alan

**wavertreeboy** · 22nd November 2006 20:25

I've gone through the process described on this site and sent off all the appropriate letters etc. without much joy from Barclays icon

. They did at one point offer me a miserley £90 in Full and final icon

settlement from a claim of £1090.

Anyway Im going to take my N1 and shedule to the court tomorrow to start the proceedings. As Im a full time carer and so on a very low income I will be entitled to have the charges waived. My only question is on the N1 form should I still claim for court costs (wont the court want these - as they are in effect paying my fees) or should I leave the court costs off my claim altogether.

**TANZARELLI** · 22nd November 2006 22:34

Hi,

I would leave them off as it would be hard to argue this when you come to negotiate.

Tanz

**bottomburp** · 22nd November 2006 22:37

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**wavertreeboy** · 7th January 2007 20:39

I have just received an aq icon

from the court and I’m unsure about a couple of the questions, can anyone help with the following bits:

It asks if I’ve sent a copy of the completed AQ to the other party. Should I send it and if I don’t will the court?

Location of the trial. I assume I can just put my local court but is being a full time carer justification enough?

It asks how long I think the final hearing will take in days, hours and minutes. Any ideas what I should put.

Thanks in advance for any help you can offer

**Fullyskinted** · 7th January 2007 20:48

Do a search (Im at work so not got the link to hand) - there are a LOT of posts on a similar subject the last few days. And in them links to how to complete...

**simpson3375** · 7th January 2007 23:22

Hi there,

Follow this link:

http://www.consumeractiongroup.co.uk...ompletion.html

Regards

Simmo

**wavertreeboy** · 7th January 2007 23:28

Hi All

Ive read the other posts and the guide but they dont seem to answer these particular questions. The court sent me a N150 rather than the N149 aq icon

, I think that this is a more detailed questionaire than the standard N149.

Thanks

**simpson3375** · 7th January 2007 23:31

Hi,

Scroll down to the bottom of the page of the link and there is a N150 after the N149

**wavertreeboy** · 8th January 2007 00:31

Ah, there it is - thanks for your help!

**wavertreeboy** · 13th March 2007 23:40

Well, its taken a while but Im only just over a week away from my day in court.

OK, I admit Im really nervous about it, but at least things will finally get sorted one way or the other.

Wish me luck...

**lazyeyes** · 13th March 2007 23:55

Good Luck... They probably won't turn up. Too expensive to instruct Counsel!

**allan1983** · 14th March 2007 00:38

Ring them!!!
Am i right in thinking your in Wavertree as in Liverpool?
I got a letter today, and my date isnt until the 28th March?!

**paulwlton** · 14th March 2007 12:58

Originally Posted by wavertreeboy

Well, its taken a while but Im only just over a week away from my day in court.

OK, I admit Im really nervous about it, but at least things will finally get sorted one way or the other.

Wish me luck...

Barclays

usualy leave it untill the final week to settle.

Mumofthreeboys · 14th March 2007 14:55

Originally Posted by wavertreeboy

Well, its taken a while but Im only just over a week away from my day in court.

OK, I admit Im really nervous about it, but at least things will finally get sorted one way or the other.

Wish me luck...

I would ring them too, you are so close to your court date that they will settle now.

**wavertreeboy** · 14th March 2007 17:35

Originally Posted by allan1983

Ring them!!!
Am i right in thinking your in Wavertree as in Liverpool?
I got a letter today, and my date isnt until the 28th March?!

I take it yours was a settlement offer?

Apparantly my case is to be heard with a whole load of others next Friday. It looks as though the court as put aside a whole day to hear bank charge cases.

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