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    • We have finally managed to obtain the transcript of this case.

      The judge's reasoning is very useful and will certainly be helpful in any other cases relating to third-party rights where the customer has contracted with the courier company by using a broker.
      This is generally speaking the problem with using PackLink who are domiciled in Spain and very conveniently out of reach of the British justice system.

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I sent my first letter to A&L yesterday requesting what charges had been inflicted on me over the last 6 years. As my account is closed i didn't keep my statements.. what happens now? Do i sit tight and wait for them to get back to me?

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Hi wills7 and welcome. You have some excellent advice there from Ankanara. Good luck and let us know how you get on.:)

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I have recently recieved my statements, toted up how much they owe me and have sent off my first letter to reclaim MY money.. Fingers crossed. What should i expect next?

 

I sould expect you to read the faqs ;) all answers are there . If you require further help i will assist.:D

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Thank you, i know roughly what to expect - my sister claimed back from Barclays but they gave in after the first letter whereas what i've read about A&L they are a bit more difficult

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Thank you, i know roughly what to expect - my sister claimed back from Barclays but they gave in after the first letter whereas what i've read about A&L they are a bit more difficult

 

Hi please be aware that each claim is different, hopefully you will get a speedy repayment.

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Usually they respond, but after the deadline go straight to the MCOL stage.

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Just use the mcol template that's in the library. It's all pretty self explanatory as you read through it. Basically you're asking for the amount which you set out with your LBA (hopefully you remembered to put the breakdown in with your LBA) but now you're adding the 8% interest as well

MCOL is simple, its a step by step thing but remember to do it with you as the claimant and A&L as defendant, only saying that because I noticed on one thread that somebody got it the wrong way round. When it ask you to input the defendant address use the Carlton Park, Narborough address as it won't pick up the Bootle one. Once you've completed it sit back and wait for the fun to begin

 

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We haven't got the money, so we've got to think!

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Data Protection Act Letter sent 11/08/06

Data rec'd 14/09/06, Prelim letter sent 16/09/06

LBA sent 22/09/06, MCOL 6QZ68670 issued 2/10/06 - chq for £6,375.34 rec'd 04/11/06.

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