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    Default agadoo v NatWest ###won!###

    hi everyone,
    i have just joined this forum after reading it through over the last few months. i sent my pre lim for 2 accounts on 18th april so keeping my fingers crossed. can anyone tell me what the process is if you send prelim and then more charges are put onto the account? can it be adjusted or is it another claim?


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    Default Re: agadoo v natwest

    can it be adjusted
    Yes both in your lbaicon and again when you file at court. After that it will cost £35 to amend a claim


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    Default Re: agadoo v natwest

    Hi Debbie......... welcome on board the nat west forum!!! You can amend your schedule of charges when you send them your lbaicon - doesn't cost any extra to do so!!! Just enter the additional charges into your spreadsheet before sending the LBA - and amend your LBA from the prelim so that they know you're claiming for additional charges as well. If you ever get need any help or advice, just post here on this thread as there's always someone around to give advice and support. Good luck - and keep us posted, hedgey xxx


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    Default Re: agadoo v natwest

    Debbie ,again welcome to the Nasty West get your money back because you are have a legal right to claim forum. These will help you. Good luck.
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    Default Re: agadoo v natwest

    thanks everyone.
    it is always good to know that you are not alone!
    everyone on here is really helpful.


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    Default Re: agadoo v natwest

    hi all,
    i wonder if someone can help. i filed my claim with mcol on 16 may and it was deemed served on 21 may 07. that meant that Natwesticon had till 4th june to reply. i have not had any letter from courts to say that they will defend or not so can i go online and press the judgement button on my claim? or should i send cobbetts a letter reminding them and giving them 7 days extra?
    also i got a letter from NatWest today offering me a Full and finalicon ammount of £776 which is £200 short of what i asked for. I am going to refuse it.should i send the template letter to them saying no and make them aware that i have filed with mcol?
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    Default Re: agadoo v natwest

    Quote Originally Posted by agadoo View Post
    i filed my claim with mcol on 16 may and it was deemed served on 21 may 07. that meant that Natwesticon had till 4th june to reply. i have not had any letter from courts to say that they will defend or not so can i go online and press the judgement button on my claim? or should i send cobbetts a letter reminding them and giving them 7 days extra? Check again on Monday - and give Northampton Court a ring as well just to make sure. Nutty West are notorious for getting things in at the last minute/late - and the courts seem to go along with it!

    also i got a letter from NatWest today offering me a Full and finalicon ammount of £776 which is £200 short of what i asked for. I am going to refuse it.should i send the template letter to them saying no and make them aware that i have filed with mcol? Yes
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    Default Re: agadoo v natwest

    thanks for speedy reply! forgot to add. do i accept payment as part of the claim and say that i am still going to persue the rest or do i just refuse totally and just mention that the claim is with mcol.

    thanks again


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    Default Re: agadoo v natwest

    You should refuse the whole lot................ at this stage. Unless of course you want to accept. Send the standard rejection letter.

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    Default Re: agadoo v natwest

    Or you could try this one:

    Thank you for your letter dated xxth xxxxxx 2xxx.

    Your client should consider themselves fortunate I have not claimed charges going further back, since I believe that any limitation would be overturned under the terms of section 32 of the Limitations Act, due to their continued "concealment" of the facts that their charges are unlawful, or for relief from a "mistake".

    I respectfully decline your offer of settlement and request, once again, that you return to me all charges imposed on this account, interesticon and court fees, which together with the daily rate of £0.XX now total £xxxx as of XXth xxxxxx 200x

    I will accept the sum offered only as part settlement and on the clear understanding that I will pursue recovery of the remainder.

    I will be willing to withdraw my claim upon receipt of unconditional full settlement of my claim.

    I am also not prepared to agree to any confidentiality clauses you try to impose, unless of course your client wishes to make an offer of due consideration in addition to the amount of £xxxxx, in order to be afforded this privilege by myself.

    I trust this clarifies my position.

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    Default Re: agadoo v natwest

    well i sent a refusal back to the bank saying that i would accept only full charges. that was last thursday. i got home from work that night to find a missed delivery of a special delivery letter. friday morning i went to post depot and to my amazement it was a letter from RBSicon solicitors saying that they don't think it is viable to go to court and that they don't agree with my claim but they are going to pay me in full. and attached was a cheque for the full ammount. yippee
    today i got a letter from the bank saying their offer of 200 quid less was final and i have 10 days to accept it. well they obviously dont talk to their solicitors do they. any way can one of the mods move this thread to the success section please. and thankyou to everyone on here who does such a brilliant job to keep everyone on the right track.

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    congrats!

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    Default Re: agadoo v NatWest ###won!###

    Thread moved to success forum.






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