Hi,

After receiving my LBA, Tommy McLean has sent me a letter offering me £780. My claim is for £1369 (plus interest), so I'm swithering over whether I should just accept the offer that's been made or not.

If I were to reject the offer and proceed, what's the next step as I am in Scotland? Do I simply go to the courthouse, fill in a claim form and wait for a response, or is there more to it?

I'm also a little confused as to what sort of claim to put in, as with interest my claim reaches over £1600 - so do I go the summary cause route?

All advice greatly appreciated,

Brian.

I've decided to proceed with the claim, however am unsure as to the wording of my rejection letter. In my last LBA, I gave RBOS 14 days to comply before commencement of legal action, however this 14 days is now up. I would like to give them the opportunity to increase their offer on the clear understanding that I will go to court if they don't. Any ideas how to handle this?

Thanks,

Brian

Hi there,

I am also chasing the RBoS.

I have sent my LBA to Tommy today and will wait out the 14 days.

I have sought the same information elsewhere, and if I am sucessful in getting the info on the way ahead, I'll pass it on to you.

If your interested, my thread is "tweaky vs royal bank of scotland"

Hopefully be in touch soon

tweaky

Thanks Tweaky, I shall have a look at your thread.

Cheers

It's been ages since I updated, but I won!

I was about to file my claim with the courts, but thought I'd send one more letter of complaint as I hadn't received a response to my rejection of settlement offer letter. A week later, I received an offer of £1369...the full amount I had claimed.

I accepted this, but strangely, I got a similar letter from a different person within RBS offering me £1369 in settlement. I thought I'd be cheeky and sent this one back too....they paid ANOTHER £1369 into my account!

They took it back a day later though . Just shows how disorganised they can be.

Good luck to everyone currently pursuing their claim, you will get it back, and thanks to those who have given me advice.

Cheers,

Brian.