Me v Lloyds TSB (They Seem Confident) ***WON***

[geteven]

If I were you, I would start another claim for charges taken after this one has been paid back to you, so you will at least have some spare cash to pay for the costs of the next claim.

My claim (similar amount to yours) is currently 'with the Judge' at my local County Court, I've only had to pay £80 costs in total as the amount is under £1000, and I'm expecting to get these back when Lloyds (reluctantly) pay up. I'm not in contact with Lloyds TSB solicitors just waiting for the Court to contact me. Just keep copies of everything and don't give up.

[geteven]

Haha, was just reading your thread. I get what your saying, hopefully the bank will just give the rest to me when I ask (to prevent court again); then again maybe they won't!

Your case is further ahead of mine, Im expecting their defense now and the questionaire. So if the judge is deciding your case doesnt that mean you have 'won' (hopefully you will) and that a precedent has been set?

 

Hi, 'me -v-Lloyds TSB,

 

I've rang the Court office today to ask them whats happening, my case is still with the Judge (12 days now) I asked if they wanted any supporting documents (copies of my statements) but the Clerk said the Judge will direct them to write out to me if he needs any further details. Tempted to send them anyway to give the Judge a nudge, in case he's put my case to one side due to the fact that Lloyds have asked for time to negotiate. Yet Lloyds solicitors have not been in contact apart from wanting a copy of my AQ, so I'm just playing the waiting game.

[geteven]

Yes. The banks solicitor will try anything to put people off going ahead with their claims. They're making 4 million profit per day last I heard and they're worried this might decrease in the future with us all claiming unfair charges back.