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:o well 2 days to go till i fill out claim form for courts really scared now as am not to sure how to fill them out (am really stupid) faxed them last night with letter saying no to their lates offer, but do i ring them again or do i just go ahead with court?:o

just go ahead and fill in the court papers.

 

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If you dont know how to fill in the claims forms then you should wait until you do !!

If you are filing online then its fairly straightforward.

Paste the claim partics frothe temps library.

Make sure you fill in the account details

also add your interest calcs.

The spreadsheet or charges schedule go sep by post.

If you are filing on N1 to your local court read the accompanying notes.

The same applies to the claims partics.

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:) Thanks I Just Used The Leeds One ,well Thats It In Now So Hopefully I Wont Have Long To Wait I Know I Have To Send Bank Another Copy Of Charges But Do I Have To Send Anything Eles Soory For Being A Pain:???:

I think you have to send a copy of your charges spreadsheet by post. I can't use moneyclaim (I am in Scotland) so don't know exactly. Sure someone else can confirm.

I am guessing that the moneyclaim system should have told you this somewhere.

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summary cause is specific to scotland dont think you will find that wording on an mcol form as that is an english thing

bos~ Data Protection Act sent

~ statements received

~ owed £1766.82

~ prelim letter sent 30/08/2006:D

~lba handed in 14/09/2006

bos Data Protection Act sent

~ statements received

~ owed £1217.86

~ prelim letter sent 30/08/2006:D

~lba handed in 14/09/2006

court date issued of the 17th november

27th oct full offer totalling everything including 8% interest court costs and £10 dpa sar..... one down next to go.

 

rbs~ Data Protection Act sent off 21/09/2006:mad:

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Hi Reallystuck

 

I did my claim using an N1 through the local court. They sent me the notice of issue, then about a week later I had a letter from my bank saying they were in receipt of my claim number. Then the court sent me a letter to say that the bank had acknowledged the claim (dated) and were preparing a defence, they had 28 days to do this from the date of acknowledgment.

 

I hope this helps, listen when you are really stuck, bite the bullet and pick up the phone, phone the online claim people they are there to help you, dont forget you have paid them for this service.

 

wishing you luck Eyespy xx;-)

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Sign the Phil Whitmore petition: http://petitions.pm.gov.uk/PAYUSBACK/ :)

 

 

Abbey Current Account claim for charges £1307.11

 

26/01/07 Awaiting court date

25/01/07 Courts lost my file!! Said it will be sorted soon

23/11/06 Defence recieved from Abbey

20/11/06 Statements a full 6 years received

16/11/06 AQ completed & submitted

30/11/06 Claim number 6SQ06250 recieved from courts

24/10/06 Claim submitted to courts x3 copies

21/08/06 Prelim letter asking for it back, sent to Pam Speed. 14 days up 05/09/06.

21/08/06 Data Protection Act non compliance letter sent. 7 days up 29/08/06

11/07/06 Reply to Pam Speed Data Protection Act fob off letter.

10/07/06 Data Protection Act fob off letter received from Abbey. dated 06/07/06.

29/06/06 Data Protection Act statement request sent

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Hi,

 

I have done two claims now, RBOS were a pain in the ass but follow the process and you will get there. I received a full defence notication from their Solicitors Cobbetts with demands for information etc. I replied using the advice from here and just got an offer letter today - I have them now. Keep going and good luck.

 

Jimbos

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HSBC £3829.00 Prelim letter sent 17/7/06 :wink:

£1996.00 Offered 9/8/06 :rolleyes: .. See you in Court!

MCOL Filed 15/08/06 :)

DG response asking for info 8/9/06

 

RBOS S.A.R - (Subject Access Request) sent 12/07/06 :cool:

Prelim letter sent 29/8/06 £2552 requested!!!

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hi all well got letter today fom the bank saying (as a gesture of good will we offered you £xxxxxx which you do not wish to accept. i confirm that we will not refund all the charges that you have incurred on your account since opening your account. i must also stress that furture charges will stand and we reserve the right to close your account if you do not manage it correctly . if you remain unhappy you can refer it to the ombudsman but it has to be within 6 months of our prevous letter.) 1 i did accept their offer but as part payment so i take it that they are not going to give it to me now.their letter is dated 21 november, i issued court claim on 17 november so do i just ignore their letter or do i fax them saying i did accept their offer but only as part payment sorry to be a pain but i dont want to mess it up thanks

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i had exactly the same letter a few weeks ago. i too had already issued a court claim return date 13th december. it didn't mention anthing in my letter about court claim so i wrote them a letter rejecting offer but accepting only as partial payment of full amount, explaining i would carry on with my claim until i received all money and interest due plus costs.

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