Thread: feeling vulnerable

I know the mods police bank activity on the forum, but I have found several times that I have deleted replies to posts as I feel we are being watched.
Once a litigation has started, someone (read 'bank employee') can identify you by your claim number and trace you to your account, and follow your threads, replies advice etc.
Once my claim was served it was partially settled very quickly, suddenly monies were in my account, highlighting what ready access the banks have to it, to give and to take away.... or am I just geting paranoid ...? (cue wobbly music)

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So?

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We know very well but the banks come into this forum and also so do some of their solicitors.

We have nothing to hide. We do not try to bluff or to spring ambushes on the banks. We have the moral high ground and we have the legal high ground.

Of course the banks realise that they should not be on this site without asking us first. They never do. We log their IP details but at the end of the day it makes no difference. Don't worry about it.

In many respects I would welcome both Abbey and Bristol & West to have a good read of my posts. It would show to them my resolve in getting them to pay back what they owe.

They would see that I am serious, and am prepared to go to court and argue every single charge imposed in front of a District Judge if necessary.

Also, they would see that I have the support of more than 20,000 people, along with probably the best and most up-to-date consumer legal advice available on the internet in the UK.