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I take you have read all the FAQS, libraries and various threads. Your case will take similar steps. Timescales all depend upon the Court and All&Pesters wriggling and delaying tactics.
Stick to the process and eventually they will pay out, ignore all their bluffing to get you to settle early for a reduced amount.
Good luck
There is no such thing as impossible; only the degree of difficulty required to achieve the desired outcome.
Read through the FAQ Section.... Use these links :grin:
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Halicrap - Full settlement 12/06 £408.34
Crapitol 1 - Settled in Full 27/04/07 £15808-)
All & Pester - Claim served £5695 4/09, Stayed
Woolsnitch mortgage accounts - Claim served £2995 4/09, application to strike out 06/09
Lloybles - No CCA, CPR disclosure notices served.
I returned a cheque for £426 to A&L last Friday. They were trying to part settle before court. What is likely to happen next?
Anyone any idea of timescales - this is all new to me!
A+L owe me £1187, however they offered me £450 after I made a small claim on money online, I returned the cheque with a rejection letter 9 days ago, I have still heard nothing, I wonder what will happen!?
Alliance and Leicester - what next?
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Originally Posted by paul26may
