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Well done androobe, you've given me a great boost in confidence. Received an offer from them today for £1600 when I'm chasing £3600. Feels strange to turn down over a grand when you're strapped for cash, but reading your thread is reassurring. Good luck and enjoy your cash.

 

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First Direct - S.A.R - (Subject Access Request) sent 29/12/06

Statements recieved 15/1/07 - >£3000 owed

Prelim sent 16.01.07

Partial offer received 01.02.2007

LBA and letter rejecting paltry offer sent 02.02.2007

MCOL filed mid Feb 07

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BoS - S.A.R - (Subject Access Request) sent 29/12/06

Statements received 1.02.2007 - Prelim sent 02.02.2007

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Brilliant stuff androobe! I've been following your posts closely and this too has given me a stack of inspiration, as it should anybody else reading this.

 

Again, congrats!

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Hi,

 

Congratulations!!!

 

Could you confirm something for me... Are you saying that you've received:

 

1) Charges + interest you've paid on the charges + Contractual interest + 8% Statutory interest

 

OR

 

2) Charges + interest you've paid on the charges + 8% Statutory interest

 

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