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    • Hello, firstly thank you for reading this. I know no one wants a long winded back story. So I’ll be breif. I entered a local store to buy some paint (which I did pay for) I am honestly not a bad person or a theif.   Didn’t have a basket or trolly as was on my lunch break. Whilst picking up the three tubs of paint placed some masking tape in my pocket (it was hanging out of so I had every intention to pay) just didn’t have a hand free. Paid for my goods (forgot about the £4.39 masking tape) I’ve got so much going on and im not well at all (like I say no one cares I get that) also have autism so wasn’t thinking particularly like others do maybe (who knows my minds going around and around) I left the store after paying, was pulled back in by security. Asked for the tape which I gave immediately  shook up. Gave them my ID and details. I was given some paper and told to expect a large fine in the post for their time and the tape and sent on my way. my questions are: I hardly ever go out without support so the ban I guess I can’t go there now for anything (their loss) - ok but is my photo going to be all over with my name? how much am I expecting in the post as a fine? I have sent them cash in the post recorded signed for delivery to arrive tomorrow (incident happened today) for my error. Their Address was on the bit of paper. i have read two posts on this page but they were from many many years ago so I hoped for updated advise please? 
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    • So should I send them a new SAR and put my date of birth on it? Or do I need to send them some proof? Driving license? 
    • Thanks so much for your help!! I've emailed them, and when they reply saying they can't do it I'll reply and state my rights. I'm so glad I found this forum, and will read all of the posts I can find and help guides available for the future. Really can't thank you enough.
    • utter BS, doesn't matter you signed it. pers i'd be writing as per the other threads here rejecting the car as not as described under CRA etc and be done with it. as its a debit card you could also do a full chargeback within 120 days to your bank and simply dump the car back to BMW. 100's of like threads to read here. get your ducks inline. make sure you know what you are doing and off you go. dont take any BS from BMW, no matter what you sign it does NOT remove your consumer rights. p'haps it might be on the off chance you are a good manager , a quick phonecall tomorrow saying you dont want it because (no bla bla fitted) it might be resolved in 5 mins..i will guess to date you not tried
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      On 15/1/24 booked appointment with Big Motoring World (BMW) to view a mini on 17/1/24 at 8pm at their Enfield dealership.  

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    • We have finally managed to obtain the transcript of this case.

      The judge's reasoning is very useful and will certainly be helpful in any other cases relating to third-party rights where the customer has contracted with the courier company by using a broker.
      This is generally speaking the problem with using PackLink who are domiciled in Spain and very conveniently out of reach of the British justice system.

      Frankly I don't think that is any accident.

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had my SAR back, but i have a question as i settled this account can i still claim back the charges, as according to CO their is still money owed on the account even if they are not chaseing for it.

My Claims:

 

Isle of Man Bank -

WON £3054.79 (settled at court stage)

 

BarclayCard -

Claiming £701.89 Part 3 letter sent

 

Capital One -

WON £1500 (settled at court stage)

 

CitiCards -

Claiming £1549.41 (at court stage)

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Hi John

 

You can still ak for your S.A.R.. When that arrives go through your statements, add up the charges, and put your claim in. They will automatically adjust what you owe when you win. Don't forget to ask for contractual interest as that will boost your amount, especially on old charges.

 

Good luck

 

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no reply to letters court action started

My Claims:

 

Isle of Man Bank -

WON £3054.79 (settled at court stage)

 

BarclayCard -

Claiming £701.89 Part 3 letter sent

 

Capital One -

WON £1500 (settled at court stage)

 

CitiCards -

Claiming £1549.41 (at court stage)

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Capital one have settled with one of my claims still waiting for the other.

My Claims:

 

Isle of Man Bank -

WON £3054.79 (settled at court stage)

 

BarclayCard -

Claiming £701.89 Part 3 letter sent

 

Capital One -

WON £1500 (settled at court stage)

 

CitiCards -

Claiming £1549.41 (at court stage)

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Well done..was that a full refund?..

 

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All bar £70 but wife is happy with what she got

My Claims:

 

Isle of Man Bank -

WON £3054.79 (settled at court stage)

 

BarclayCard -

Claiming £701.89 Part 3 letter sent

 

Capital One -

WON £1500 (settled at court stage)

 

CitiCards -

Claiming £1549.41 (at court stage)

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i write in connection to the above court claim, which you have issued against capital one bank (Europe) plc. I have now had the opportunity to investigate your claim of £XXXXXX

 

it is denied that these fees are unlawful and they are detailed in your terms and conditions and in our customer welcome pack. Our fees are based on the costs we incur when a customer breaks their contract by making a late payment or goes over their credit limit. The fees are only levied when a customer breaches their contract in this way and can be avoided if payments are maintained and the account kept within the credit limit.

 

Capital one has acted in accordance with the terms of you credit agreement throughout this matter and it is clear that you have no claim against captial one.

 

also, after reviewing you request for £899.15 to cover the interest, i can confirm that your calculations ate incorrect. all defaults fees charged to any account are always charged at the purchase interest rate. The total amount of purchase interest we have ever charged to you account since it was opened in october 2000 is £108.08. This amount includes the interest on all of your purchases and only a very small portion of this figure has been charged on the default fees. on the basis of the above, i cannot agree to the proposal of refunding to you the sum of £899.15 to cover the interest.

however, i am prepared to offer, without any admission of liability, a refund of the total amount of interest charged to your account in the sum of £108.08. I'll also refund the sum of £227.83, which is the 8% you are entitled to claim under section 69 of the county courts act 1884. It also means you will have to held an account with us since October 200 without having to pay interest for any of your purchases.

 

if you do not agree with my calculations, you will need to provide me with a full and accurate breakdown of how you have reached you figure of £899.15

 

Along with the above offer to refund the interest, I also agree to refund the default fees totalling £583.00. this brings my total offer to £918.91. This refund has cleared you balance and i've arranged to send you a cheque for £493.72 which should arrive within 14 working days.

 

i hope i have explained things clearly to you and we can move on from here. i would finally request that you contact the court to confirm the settlement and discontinue your claim. this is very important as it is your responsibility to inform the court that your claim is settled and avoid wasting any further valuable court time. we have also written to the court to confirm that we have paid in full.

 

first off how do i reply to this?

can they take the money on a settled account that was surposed to be full and final settlement?

and can they just ignore the interest?

My Claims:

 

Isle of Man Bank -

WON £3054.79 (settled at court stage)

 

BarclayCard -

Claiming £701.89 Part 3 letter sent

 

Capital One -

WON £1500 (settled at court stage)

 

CitiCards -

Claiming £1549.41 (at court stage)

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settled both claims

My Claims:

 

Isle of Man Bank -

WON £3054.79 (settled at court stage)

 

BarclayCard -

Claiming £701.89 Part 3 letter sent

 

Capital One -

WON £1500 (settled at court stage)

 

CitiCards -

Claiming £1549.41 (at court stage)

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can one of the moderator change this to won please

My Claims:

 

Isle of Man Bank -

WON £3054.79 (settled at court stage)

 

BarclayCard -

Claiming £701.89 Part 3 letter sent

 

Capital One -

WON £1500 (settled at court stage)

 

CitiCards -

Claiming £1549.41 (at court stage)

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Will do. . congratulations

 

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i gave in, was happy to get my money back and needed to considerate on my exams

My Claims:

 

Isle of Man Bank -

WON £3054.79 (settled at court stage)

 

BarclayCard -

Claiming £701.89 Part 3 letter sent

 

Capital One -

WON £1500 (settled at court stage)

 

CitiCards -

Claiming £1549.41 (at court stage)

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