Making a new claim.

[Blacksheep]

Hi Cleopatra,

I got the very same reply, it was just signed by a different person, a Sarah Watson. I hope you will be able to carry on to the small claims court. I was not able to take this course right away, as I lack the £120.00 fee at the moment (hardly surprising really).

But don't despair. you may get help or an exemption from the fees if you are on certain benefits. My Local county court are sending me information on how to apply for this. They take into account your income and outgoings.

I have to put my claim on hold because I am too poor to pursue it, but I will pursue it at the earliest opportunity.

It's people like us who need these refunds the most.

Keep your nerve you'll be ok.

I am the Blacksheep

Hi Cleopatra Blacksheep here,

When I last contacted you I was too poor to pursue my claim. Well now I've got a new job and I have used £120.00 of my first wages to file my clain in the small claims court. I am now claiming £1484.31, as Nationwide has continued to add charges.

The small claims court will send you leaflets clearly explaining everything, and this includes how to calculate the interest owed to you. They will only give adminisrtative advice though, such as advising you if you have missed a vital bit of information or a particular paragraph from your form, this gives you time to get it right before actually submitting it.

Good luck, have patience and wait for your reward

Blacksheep

[lilmiss]

hi, just wondered how your claim went? ive just started a new thread in the welcome bit, if u have any tips they will be welcomed xx

[CLEOPATRA]

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