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Hi guys, just new to this group, got info from a work pal.
My situation is bank charges with A+L, from about 6 months. They have added up under £100. But still its not fair.
Read some articles in the Guardian about taking them to small claims court.
So i wrote them a letter a few weeks ago asking from my money returned and stated that it was not right and i would be looking into court action if they were not returned.
They send back a letter similar to others letters saying no.
This is before i saw your forum, my questin is ,,,,what should be my next step?
Many thanks
Damon
Read the FAQs. It tells you step-by-step what you need to do.
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Your next step is to take a good read of the faq's and make sure you know what you are getting yourself into...
Then if you think that your letter was close enough to the prelim letter in the library and you are sure that you have caught all of your charges for the last 6 years, fire off a lba... etc etc etc
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