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    Wink Mrs THFC4EVER v NatWest Bank ** WON **

    Hi,

    After reading lots on this site, I decided to start the process of reclaiming charges on my
    Natwesticon current account. Here is where I'm up to:

    02/02/2007 Sent "Preliminary Approach For Repayment" letter

    19/02/2007 Sent "Bank - letter before actionicon" letter


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    keep us update on your progress. one week left. Did you include a schedule of charges?


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    Default Re: Mrs THFC4EVER v NatWest Bank

    Nattie - will do. I did include a schedule of charges with both of the letters thanks


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    one week left and the clock is ticking


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    Wink Re: Mrs THFC4EVER v NatWest Bank

    28/02/2007 They sent a stalling letter saying "...will be contacting shortly regarding this matter."



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    Wink Re: Mrs THFC4EVER v NatWest Bank

    03/03/2007 They sent a letter which was a 100% offer with conditions, and three leaflets about fees, T&Cs, and complaints

    05/03/2007 We sent "Rejection of Settlement Offer (conditions attached) Letter" letter



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    Default Re: Mrs THFC4EVER v NatWest Bank

    Quote Originally Posted by THFC4EVER View Post
    03/03/2007 They sent a letter which was a 100% offer with conditions, and three leaflets about fees, T&Cs, and complaints

    05/03/2007 We sent "Rejection of Settlement Offer (conditions attached) Letter" letter
    Have you accepted the full refund of charges offer but just rejected the conditions attached ??????


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    Wink Re: Mrs THFC4EVER v NatWest Bank

    Hedgey06,

    Yes - I used the letter templates from this site which said:

    "For the avoidance of doubt, I wish to stress that I do not accept your offer under the terms stated in your letter. I request, once again, that you return to me all charges imposed on this account, totalling £XXX.XX, and without further conditions of acceptance being attached."



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    Wink Re: Mrs THFC4EVER v NatWest Bank

    23/03/2007 We began a claim via MCOL, and sent a schedule of charges to the court

    27/03/2007 They filed an "Acknowledgement of Service" with the court



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    Default Re: Mrs THFC4EVER v NatWest Bank

    Your case mirrors my own-Nat West acknowledged my claim on MCOL on 29th March and as such have until 27th April to either defend or pay.

    From what I have read elsewhere they usually pay up before the deadline date so we both need to sit and wait for the next develoments.

    Keep us informed.


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    Nothing as yet from Natwesticon for us. How about you?



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    Default Re: Mrs THFC4EVER v NatWest Bank

    Nothing received as at last night.

    What I am in the process of doing is sending a letter to Cobbetts as follows:-


    Re XXXXXX v National Westminster Bankicon
    Account number XXXXXXXX Claim 7QZ 37097 Filed via MCOL XX/XX/XXXX
    It has come to my attention that as of XX/XX/XXXX that an allocation questionnaireicon may not be required in this case.
    I am mindful that the vast majority of claims with which you are currently dealing and in order to more speedily resolve this matter, I am willing to accept the sum of £xxxx. I do not agree to waive my rights in respect of any other actions, nor do I agree to a clause of confidentiality.
    I hope to hear from you very soon so that a reasonable conclusion to this claim might be achieved. I am sure that the courts would approve of our settling this matter in a timely manner and without their further intervention.
    For your records I enclose another copy of my schedule of charges. And I look forward to hearing from you.
    It may not have any effect but I do not see what harm it will do.


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    Default Re: Mrs THFC4EVER v NatWest Bank

    Looks good ppman


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    Default Re: Mrs THFC4EVER v NatWest Bank

    Its worth a try-the worts they can say is no and if they refuse then I always have the MCOL claim to fall back on


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    Default Re: Mrs THFC4EVER v NatWest Bank

    Every angle is worth a try pp.If you are happy with it . Then onwards and upwards. Good luck.


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    PPman you have just posted your full name on the thread can you edit it out.


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    Default Re: Mrs THFC4EVER v NatWest Bank

    Oops!

    Name deleted-thanks Nattie


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    Wink Re: Mrs THFC4EVER v NatWest Bank

    19/04/2007 They sent a letter which misspelledicon our surname, contained unacceptable terms and conditions and missed off the daily interesticon. They also enclosed a cheque which had a misspelled surname which rendered it invalid!

    19/04/2007 We phoned to inform them of their errors, and they said they'd resend the letter and cheque a.s.a.p. including the daily interest

    20/04/2007 They sent us a 100% offer but that referenced the unacceptable terms of their previous letter. They also included their 100% cheque

    20/04/2007 They phoned and we informed them of the unacceptable terms, and they said they'd resend the letter a.s.a.p. without the unacceptable terms

    25/04/2007 They sent us a 100% offer without the unacceptable terms of their previous letter



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    does that mean, congratulations? (everyone missed it i think)


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    Wink Re: Mrs THFC4EVER v NatWest Bank

    02/05/2007 We checked and their cheque had cleared into our account. This is now over. We won




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