Niteflite vs RBOS

[niteflite01]

Anyone please?

[isidore]

Simply put, yes you should (stick to your guns). From my experience (read my two RBS claims in my sig), they are just testing you to see how far you are going to take it. Send a response telling them that you accept it as part settlement and will be claiming for the rest and let them know how much of your deadline they have left to comply before you take it to the next stage.

 

Make them know you mean business

 

If you want any pointers, read through my RBoS1 post (from my sig), I've posted each stage in detail. Good luck and keep asking questions if you're stuck.

[niteflite01]

Thanks T4FF! I have my response to post later today.

 

Thanks very much for your suppot

[niteflite01]

Response posted :

 

Response to settlement offer.

 

Dear Mr McLean,

 

Thank you for your letter, dated 17th November 2006. I am glad you share my desire to resolve this matter and appreciate greatly your assistance thus far.

 

However, I must respectfully decline your offer of settlement and politely request, once again, that you return to me all charges imposed on this account, totalling. I have attached another copy of the schedule of charges I am claiming, previously sent with my initial letter (dated) and my letter before action (dated), for your information.

I will accept the sum of offered in your letter only as part settlement and on the clear understanding that I will pursue recovery of the remainder, with a County Court claim if necessary.

 

My letter before action sent previously indicates that you have until 28/11/2006 to respond before Court action commences. You are politely reminded that there will be no extension to this timescale.

 

I trust this clarifies my position and I would like to thank you once again for the time taken to assist in the ongoing prompt resolution of this matter.

 

Yours sincerely,

[niteflite01]

Your item with reference xxxxxxxxxxx was delivered from our WEST EDINBURGH Delivery Office on 23/11/06 .

[niteflite01]

I am a bit worried, on the eve of my deadline, by this paragraph I sent to Mr McLean :

 

"My letter before action sent previously indicates that you have until 28/11/2006 to respond before Court action commences. You are politely reminded that there will be no extension to this timescale."

 

Perhaps I should have allowed for more time between rejecting the offer and saying I was going to file my MCOL?

 

Anyone got any opinions?

[niteflite01]

My deadline was today and has now passed.

 

I haven't filed my MCOL yet - I thought maybe I'd wait until the end of the week to see if Mr McLean has put anything in the post today - wise move do you think?

[niteflite01]

Still no word from the bank alas

 

I noticed today too that they'd finally cashed the £10 cheque for my DPA request.

 

I'm going to give them until tomorrow, then file the MCOL.

 

As I've been corresponding only with Tommy McLean in Edinburgh, but I live in the UK, could anyone please tell me which address I use for the bank when filing my MCOL?

 

Thank you for any help....

[HydraUK]

Use the address of your branch

[niteflite01]

Cheers Hydra, very much appreciated

[niteflite01]

Received a letter this morning from someone PP Tommy McLean offering me a full and final settlement of the full amount I was claiming.

 

I'm really, really, really happy and really, really glad I gave Tommy and his team a couple of extra days before I filed the MCOL.

 

So, in short, I WON!!!!!!

[niteflite01]

Could a mod please move this to the WON section?

 

Ta

[DNA]

Congratulations! Another dent in the RBS profits!

[niteflite01]

Congratulations! Another dent in the RBS profits!

 

Thanks very much!

 

Relatively easy and pain free too

[pkelly]

Hi Folks

 

Its time everyone got together to support other in beating these Bandits

have a look at this and show your support for him. this is just a start

 

YouTube

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EVUNDhtpMJY

Edited August 25, 2009 by pkelly