So you had the same letter and have had you full settlement of them? I am just not sure what to do, just to sign their letter or send a letter like you did which is the comon thing to do? What am i agreeing to by signing their letter dont really understand?

Hi Everyone can anybody advise me on the following. I also recieveed a letter offering full settlement plus interest and court fees. all i have to do is to sign the letter and send it back but arent i agreeing to that they are right and we were basicly wrong in taking them to court over this what do i do. Just sign it to get my money?? Thank you

Hello friar well done. We were awaiting our court date from local court and this morning my husband phoned me at work and said Lloyds would like to settle in full plus interest and court fees all we need to do is sign the letter and send it back by doing so we agree to their t&c. Can you tell me if you just sent that back or worded your own letter and which is the better option? Thank you

Hi everyone just a quick update on my claim against Lloyds. We started our claim in March, wrote the usuall standard letters and ask for our money back. They just denied it all and was saying this is our right. We then took them to court in June they filled a defence and at beginning of July we had a letter saying that our claim is being moved to our local Court and awaiting a court date. My husband just called me at work and told me they sent a letter that they are willing to pay us in full £3000 we are claiming plus interest and court fee of £220 eventhough we only paid £130 so far for the court. LOL So we are making +. He sort of read the letter out to me will need to read it tonight when get home. But the only think that sounds quite weird is it states that you should not show this letter to anyone else. i.e court solicitors. Has anybody else had such a letter? We got to sign that we accept the offer and send it back by Monday the 23rd not leaving us alot of time as we only got letter today. Can anybody help or advise??!!! [/url]