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I sent my first DPA letters last week and have received a reply from Morgan stanley and Nationwide. Morgan Stanley looking for £10 and ID. Is this really necessary to proceed? Are these charges within the law? Nationwide state they are looking into my case and will get back to me. fab website. can't believe so many getting ripped off. Keep you all updated. jh :wink:

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Welcome and well done.

 

But could you start a thread for each bank, pls? Otherwise, it's going to get ever so complicated to follow who's doing what where...

 

Yes, they can charge £10 for a DPa Request. ID? What for? Have you changed name or address? Methinks they're playing silly buggers.

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Claimed £407.89 (inc. interest). Received offer 9/5/06 £136.00 plus £5.20 in interest. Interest i claimed £67.89. Not happy with this offer. Not sure what step to take next. Don't really want to end up in SCC if i can help it. Should i send another letter asking for better offer/full settlement?

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Refuse it and send the LBA if you havent already.

 

If you have sent the LBA wait for the 14 days to be up then file a claim. Unfortunatly, most people have to take this step before Banks pay up, but them you will already know this. Its very unlikely you will end up actually in court!

 

Good Luck

 

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Thanks for that. LBA sent and they offered partial refund. Now trying to make Money Claim online but cannot proceed as defendants address is not in England. Morgan Stanleys office is in Glasgow. Any advice?

 

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