Thread: RBS Full & Final Offer!

Hi Serene,

Having spent a number of days reading this site in preperation for my claim, it depends on a. where you are in the process - e.g. have you sent a lba etc, and b. do you want to fight for CI - i.e are you prepared to go to court for it?

If you are prepared to fight for CI - there are plenty of cases on here and plenty to read... try likeylad or mcuth for inspiration...

Good luck!

it is worth noting though that lively and mcuth have very strong legal understanding of what they are doing.

I don't to repeat myself, so read what has been written here from about post 4 onwards.

http://www.consumeractiongroup.co.uk...tml#post656350

Good advice t4ff, key thing is to believe in what you are chasing and decide how much hassle you want to go through. The evidence is there but the more you go for the harder you work and the higher the risks.
Personally, i will be claiming for charges and overdraft interest and then word my claim to be for xx amount and xx amount plus CI if I have to go to court +8% interest and then let the court decide the appropriate level of recompense.....
Plenty of examples there, the more you read the cases the more clear it becomes...

Originally Posted by gingershoese

The evidence is there but the more you go for the harder you work and the higher the risks.

Got that right.

Originally Posted by gingershoese

Personally, i will be claiming for charges and overdraft interest and then word my claim to be for xx amount and xx amount plus CI if I have to go to court +8% interest

Got that wrong! You should either claim for CI from the start or 8% in court - you can't do both (if that is what you meant). You should have an 8% statement available for the judge to consider as an alternative to CI, but never both together.

Sorry if I misinterpreted, just checking

I appear to have been reading from the pages of confused.com!!!

I seem to remember seeing in the links a letter template for a claim which was successful (although was not paid out for CI) and was apparantly speeded up by stating "I will claim for CI at xxx / or 8% statutory if this claim ends in court (% at the judges discretion)- However if satisfied prior to this point I will accept charges plus overdraft interest.

Could easily still be at confused.com though!!!

A.

Right see what you mean and an interesting tactic but I can't see what benefit this has - in fact I would think IMO that this would be detrimental. Realise this isn't your suggestion, but just giving my opinion on it.....

If you interpret what you would be saying (if you did this), you basically want them to pay thousands of pounds in Contractual interest but if they stall things long enough for it to go to court, 8% will be acceptable. Surely you're talking yourself out of a large settlement? See where I'm coming from?

If you are going for CI, then you need to make it clear to the bank that that is what you want and that is all you will accept. You give the judge various options for settlement, not the bank, but no point in showing your cards to the bank is there? Call their bluff!

Ahah........

Yep... the light dawns, white horse and knight sit on the horizon looking over all they survey.....

thanks for clearing that one up T4ff, I thought it was a little strange to show all in one go, reading through some other cases i see people have gone along the same lines and accepted "early", but with a "better" result than would be usually offered but only on response to lba stage and usually via email to either Tommy or Sandy...

Much appreciated......

A.

tried to tip but must share the love........

No don't change things now. Stick to what you are doing. Not because it is right or wrong, but messing around with figures can give the bank the opportunity to apply for strike out as you don't know what you are doing (in their eyes not mine ).

Serene, exactly how far are you through the process? Which letter have you sent and how much of a deadline is left?

Originally Posted by gingershoese

tried to tip but must share the love........

Well thanks anyway. Doubly thanks if you've already thanked me (not sure when or why though :?)