summary of fees(barclays additions)

[paulzx600]

hello,haveing compleated step one,i have now received a summary of fees from barclays and i am now looking for help on how to progress on to stage two(P.A.F.R).Do i submit the total fees (£810.00p),ur have i not got a leg to stand on in trying to proceed with a claim?

[slick132]

Hi Paul,

 

P A F R Wassat?

 

Are the fees you seek to reclaim all Reserve Fees.

 

........ as opposed to some being charges made before the Reserve Fees came into play.

 

This is a good thread to follow - http://www.consumeractiongroup.co.uk/forum/barclays-bank/181529-right-war-bookie-barclays.html Bookie has complained to FOS to test the waters with that approach.

[paulzx600]

Hi slick..thank you for your reply(very much appreciated)..sorry about the P.A.F.R, bit...(preliminary approach for repayment) is what i should have said....so hope you bear with me on this one?.. here's how i stand,like the mass's i heard that i could claim money back so i sent off a subject access request,and recieved back a (summary of fees) dateing back to 16/4/2002(six years) zero fees up to 2006,but in 2007 i had 7 "paid referrals" £210..plus 7 "unpaid outs" £245... Up to 21/7/2008...6 "paid referrals" £180..plus 5 unpaid outs £175..total £810....therefore my question is can i go any further with a claim..hope this makes my case a bit more clear in my search for repayment,,once again thank you for your time......kind regards paulzx600

[slick132]

Haha,

 

Never heard PAFR before - I only know of it as Preliminary Letter or Prelim.

 

If all the fees you want repaid are prior to the Reserve Fees coming in, you can start the reclaim process straightaway.

 

Prelim letter to bank then 14 days; LBA then 14 days; File claim at local county court on Form N1.

 

Follow the Reclaiming Guide at Link No1 in my signature below. Forget the link to Bookie's thread which I put in post #2 above.

 

You mention yours is an Additions a/c - did you opt for this or did they make it "Additions" without your knowledge. If it's the latter case, you can reclaim some (or even all) of the Additions fees.

 

[paulzx600]

Hi slick...unfortunately i opt for the additions a/c..but fortunately the"fees" i am seeking are prior to reserve fees coming into affect,i will keep you posted on my outcome..once again kind regards for your time...paulzx600

[slick132]

Hi PZX,

 

Noted.

 

I assume you realise you could end the Additions status on your a/c if you are not deriving any benefit from having it, and want to save over £10 a month.

 

SlickXJ600 (Pre Diversion)

[paulzx600]

hi "xjslick"..topman...thank you...keep the wheels for fairness rolling!!!!