Thread: Any mathematicians please help with calculations for claim?

I have been refunded by Barclays card approximately £82 out of total charges of £527.68 which comprises of £380 in charges and £147.68 in interest charges.

Now if I were to issue county court claim how do I workout how much to claim.

Shall I simply enter the total amount of charges (£527.68) less the refund (£82) and enter the original interest amount of £147.68?

Or do I workout the percentage of charges relative to the total amount as well as total interest and produce a ratio to reduce both charges by. So for example this will reduce the total amount to £305.51 and total interest to £138.17

Please help if you have any experiencing with these nightmare calculations.

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If they have paid some of the money, you can send a rejection letter, either asking them to remove the money as you want the full claim, or send a rejection letter saying thanlyou but i am still claiming for the rest.

http://www.consumeractiongroup.co.uk...ng-offers.html

Thanks Sea-Sidelady

I have replied to stating that if they do not accept my conditions for acceptance, or they do not respond within 10 days, the money transfered to my account should not be viewed as my acceptance and I hereby authorise them to remove this sum accordingly.

This should make the claim lot simpler

Thanks a lot