MisterLambe v Halifax ***SETTLED IN FULL***

[misterlambe]

All

 

First post here, but I have followed everything to the letter.

 

Everyone out there, if you're a little uneasy, just make sure you follow the FAQ to the letter and timelines especially, and do the Data Protection Act request, document all your charges, fill in the spreadsheet, do the LBA, send the Moneyclaim (sort the interest at 8%) and wait....

 

Happy days for me and just waiting on my girlfriends statements to get the ball rolling.

 

I am now almost £4000 better off!! Party time tonight. :o :o :o :smile:

 

Now over to the donation page.

 

Once again, thanks again, this renews my belief in consumer power. You're all ACE!

 

MisterLambe...

[S2art]

That's fantastic news, I am claiming against Halifax too. I sent the first letter together with the schedule and they wrote back asking for 4 weeks to sort it. Should I stick to the 14 days before I send the LBA or wait?

Stewart

[saxon]

Hello, stick with your timetable, this is now your game, your rules, they wouldn't give you 4 weeks, and you will get your money back.

[misterlambe]

As i understand it the courts feel 14 working days is sufficient, so i worked to that. Any other advice from other peoples experiences though?

[jonni2bad]

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For clarification on deadlines etc, PRELIM letter and the LBA each give 14 days for a response, meaning 28 days in total, which is what a Court would likely consider ample time for dealing with these cases without their involvement.