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Well it's been a long road but I am just about there with Barclaycard.
When they refused to send all of my statements I took them to MCOL for not more than £5000 and got a court date of 20th of December.
After much lying and deception on their part they have rang me today to offer to settle in full, including all interest and court fees.
The court bundle must have given them a kick up the backside!
They are sending all my statements today, by next day delivery, and they will send me a cheque for the amount I work out when I fax them my spreadsheet.
So for anyone getting frustrated with Barclaycard just keep at them. They will give in like all the rest.
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Thanks.
One little question though.
As they are so desperate to settle I thought I might be cheeky and try and get contractual interest.
Can anyone advise me how to do that as the spreadsheet I have only works out the 8% interest.
Is there an FAQ somewhere?
Nearly there! Kenster666 V Barclaycard
and court fees.
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