Bring it on

[clarkey1]

Dear all

 

Just a quick not to say I have started my vengeance on the following banks by posting my statement request letters today.

 

Clarkey V Halifax

Clarkey V Capital One

Clarkey V GE Money

Clarkey V Mint

Clarkey V Morgan Stanley

Clarkey V Barclaycard

 

At the same time of posting the above I also sent in my acceptance form for my new bank.

 

This time next year we could be millionaires.

[Bookworm]

Brilliant.

 

Just one little thing... Could you please start a thread for each claim, so that nobody gets confused trying to unravel the threads of each claim? Thanks in advance:) . (If you don't know what to say, just create a thread for clarkey1 v xxx, and 1st post, state amount claimed, 1st letter sent xxx date.

[clarkey1]

Dear all,

 

I have now setup 7 new links 1 for each claim in the relevant section.

 

Could anyone tell me how to set up a hyperlink at the bottom of each thread I post up for each activity?

 

Thank You.

[Bookworm]

Sorry, do you mean so that you can click on each link to take you to your next thread? If so, just copy/paste the link in your address bar. But it might take a lot of space for little effect.

If it's so you can jump frm thread to thread, you might be better off clicking on your username, it opens a box, 3rd choice down is "see all posts by xxxx", and you can then click and choose which thread you want.

[clarkey1]

Bookworm,

 

Thank you for getting back to me, if you look at one of "Thaispartacus75" threads you will see what I mean.

 

Regards.

[MondeoST24]

Go on quick links, then on edit signature.

 

The syntax for hyperlinks is as follows

 

(A href="thread url")Link to my thread(/A).

 

Replace the ( with

[clarkey1]

Thank you for the advise, but I don’t think I will bother now as too much information on display may give the banks an insight to what we are doing next and may use this in there defence when in court?

 

Regards

[Janet-M]

Hi

that is entirely your choice .The information on display is all based on law that is why the banks will not (up to now ) let anyone take it into court.If they did use what is on this site to try and use it as sometype of defence then many people would relish that fact .

[clarkey1]

Thanks mjanet.

 

I am just getting a bit nerves as I have sent of my first claim to Halifax, perhaps I should just go with the flow?

 

Regards.

[Janet-M]

There are people here to support you but any decisions must be your own ,You must realise when you start an action that it could end up in court .If it does then there are people here who again can support you with this .

[BankFodder]

Thank you for the advise, but I don’t think I will bother now as too much information on display may give the banks an insight to what we are doing next and may use this in there defence when in court?

 

Regards

 

Nothing you post on this forum will prejudice your legal right to recover your money.

Everything you post on this forum will inform and encourage others.

[clarkey1]

Thanks BF,

 

This has put my mind at ease.

 

Regards.

[clarkey1]

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