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Old 2nd June 2006, 20:44   #1 (permalink)
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Angry lloopylou v the woolwich

I have. today, sent off my Data Protection Act letter. Another members posting states the woolwich closed her account, so I've opened another one elsewhere and already transferred all my dd's etc. I feel excited but very nervous, but worked out they owe me in excess of £1500. I will hopefully know the true figure shortly. They rejected my Mortgage payment yesterday because it would have taken me 6p over drawneven though i get paid weekly on a friday......the final straw.
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Old 24th June 2006, 21:42   #3 (permalink)
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I've been trying to chase up the Woolwich after sending my Data Protection Act letter and they are saying they haven't received it, Does this mean I have to start all over again or do you think they are trying it on. I'm going to contact the Post Office on monday to see if the PO I sent for the £10 fee has been banked. Its been 21 days since I sent it.



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Did you send your letter recorded delivery?
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Old 25th June 2006, 18:12   #5 (permalink)
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Stupidly, NO, I didn't send it recorded but I will the next one.
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Old 25th June 2006, 18:21   #6 (permalink)
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wait until you have checked if the payments gone through.... if it has and if it hasn't send a second one stating the date of the first and tell them how many days it has left to run..... legally if you posted it by royal mail then they received it.

But for your own peace of mind I'd send any new letters by recorded, then they wont have the option of 'losing' them....
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the post office have lost my last 2 letters i sent recorded delivery they are now looking into it ..........the ones i sent first class all got there :o
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send important ones by special delivery - its £4 well spent IMO.

My first Data Protection Act letter was sent recorded and for two weeks they were saying it was lost - (so I sent another ) then suddenly they said it was delivered the day after it was sent !
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Wink Nicholls v Woolwich

I've finally received my list of charges paid to date and am just off to the post office to send, by recorded delivery,my 1st letter asking for my charges back. Wish me luck all.......

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Best of luck Lloopylou
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Good luck from me too x
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Default extra charges....

Hi guys, the woolwich have made another couple of charges since I started my attempt at claiming them back. Can I tag these on the end, can anyone tell me, or will I have to start again?

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All depends how far you are along hun, if you havent submitted your claim to the court you can still keep adding charges on as long as you list them on your summary of charges that you send with each letter or LBA. Once things have got to the court stage you may have to put in a new claim at a later date. Well this is the information i have read on the site so far so im sure thats the case, if still unsure look on the FAQ as im sure they will have something about that on there somewhere.

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Well, They haven't answered either of my LBA's. I sent them recorded delivery so I'm about ready to start my court action in the morning. Looking forward to it, in fact. Wish me luck, although it looks like a walk in the park.



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Hi guys, its taken me 4 weeks to save up the money to take the woolwich to court, and now I'm petrified. I feel as though I'm in WELL over my head. BUT, there is no going back and I will have to put my best foot forward. Wish me luck and I'll let you know how it goes.

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Claiming £1152.52 inc. interest.
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Old 24th September 2006, 23:48   #17 (permalink)
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Good luck from me too,

I am just about to file with MCOL for £1800 with The Woolwich although I am just waiting for a reply to my reply letter to them to settle at £1500 - They offered me £900 - Dont know if I did the right thing and I am sure they will reject it but thought it was worth a go !
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Old 25th September 2006, 10:16   #18 (permalink)
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hi dont worry ive got two claims with woolwich 1 for 13k odd now in small claims!!! and nother for 3.700k also in small claims....not worried a jot!!!!
 
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