Allocation questionnaire?

[matthooper01]

I sent out my letter claiming my "charges" back after I received my statements off them. About a week later, i received a letter back telling me a load of rubbish about how to complain and a booklet with it.

 

What do i do now? do i re-write them a letter or to i stick to the 14-day money back, which I gave them on the letter. And then once that runs out issue a claim against them??

 

Help much appreciated.

[dave]

They know what they are doing.

 

So do you. Don't fall for their stalling tactics.

 

They are stalling in the hope that if they continue in the manner to which we have all become accustomed (i.e. terrible service and a complete 'comedy of errors') that we will eventually give up and go away.

 

It probably works a lot of the time too.

[matthooper01]

So do i ignore the letter?

[Alleycat]

Just write back with the standard LBA letter from the library. You don't need to refer to their letter unless you want to add a bit in. It is standard practice for Barclays to write back saying they dispute it all etc, just keep going and stick to the 14 day schedule you will have set in your initial contact letter.

[matthooper01]

Sorry, i cant seem to find the template anywhere? cheers

[alanfromderby]

Try the Bank Template Library.

[matthooper01]

For some reason, I cant find the bank template library? Where do i look?

Cheers

[alanfromderby]

It's the third forum from the top on the front page.

[matthooper01]

Just found it, thanks for your help

[matthooper01]

Im just filling out moneyclaim, what address do i sue? cheers

[barracad]

Barclays Bank Plc

1 Churchill Place

London

E14 5HP

[matthooper01]

cheers

[matthooper01]

I just posted the moneyclaim for £1288.32, does anyone know what happens now? cheers

[maisielou]

Hi

i filed my money claim last night.........wonder who will hear first:o

[cariad]

I just posted the moneyclaim for £1288.32, does anyone know what happens now? cheers

 

You wait.

 

Check the date of service - it should be a couple of days after the date of issue.

They have 14 days from the date of service to file an "acknowledgement of service" (AoS) on which they have to state whether they intend to defend the claim. They will tick that box since that then buys them another 14 days (so 28 days from the date of service).

 

If they don't file an AoS within 14 days you can fill out the application for judgment making sure you've totted up the interest to the date of judgment. If they do file an AoS saying they intend to defend then you have to wait until the further 14 days is up before you can apply for judgment - unless of course they have filed their defence.

 

Hope this helps.

[matthooper01]

good luck maiselou, thanks everyone for their help

 

 

 

 

MODERATED threads merged .Please keep to your original thread when updating or asking questions about your claim .This is for your benefit and the benefit of everyone following your claim.

[matthooper01]

Just wondering, because as far as i know only 1 case has gone to court. Is that true?

[gordonhall]

there are at least a couple going through court for one reason or another right now.

 

Take a look here...

 

http://www.consumeractiongroup.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?t=7884

 

and here...

 

http://www.consumeractiongroup.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?t=3414

 

 

It would seem that it is fairly unlikely that it gets all the way to court, but you have to be preapred that it could happen to you...

[matthooper01]

got a letter friday offering me £350 already in the process of taking them to court though nt responding to it.

[Janet-M]

If you are offered money back then you must accept it as long as it doesn't have conditions ie: in full and final settlement , confidentiality etc etc .If it does have conditions attatched then accept the money but reject the conditions making it clear that you will still be pursuing them for the rest.

[matthooper01]

Hi all, i just received my allocation questionnaire. I was wondering if antone had the patience to go through a couple of things. Im not too sure what i have to put under witnesses and experts? cheers

[alanfromderby]

If you go to the Bank Template Library you will find guidance notes on completing the AQ.

[matthooper01]

Thank you

[matthooper01]

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