socket vs Lloyds ** WON **

[nicsussex]

As i said above this is perfectly standard for LTSB at the moment and is usually followed quite rapidly by a settlement letter

[marshymoo]

thanks, fingers crossed for an offer.

[socket]

i am going to make a appoinment with the bank to tomorrow i wont to see wot thay have to say i will let you know the out come ( hope i dont have to slap the bank manager)

[nicsussex]

i am going to make a appoinment with the bank to tomorrow i wont to see wot thay have to say i will let you know the out come ( hope i dont have to slap the bank manager)

 

Personally I would not - but the choice is entirely yours.

[socket]

ok il not make one then il take your addvice and ignore it thanks alot

[Kent]

Hi Socket

I received one of those letters and in the same post i received another letter offering settlement....so i wouldnt worry too much:cool:

[socket]

il keep my fingers crossed then it sounds like good news rather than bad news. Kent did you go to the bank and see what thay had to say for them selfs????

[Red Rebel]

Offer should be along shortly with a bit of luck. Wouldnt worry about bank review they normally use them to try and flog u somethin

[ukprincess]

Hi Everyone can anybody advise me on the following. I also recieveed a letter offering full settlement plus interest and court fees. all i have to do is to sign the letter and send it back but arent i agreeing to that they are right and we were basicly wrong in taking them to court over this what do i do. Just sign it to get my money??

 

Thank you

[Wonunderpar]

Don't admit you were wrong! You aren't in any way in the wong.

 

Cross out (preferably with a marker pen) any conditions that they are trying to bind you too, then sign and return to acknowledge. Better still there is a thread on here somewhere with a template letter to reply with - might be under templates by now.

 

Well done

[BARTY]

Hi

Here is the letter to send:

http://www.consumeractiongroup.co.uk/forum/barclays-bcard-woolwich-successes/48032-jakena-barclays-4.html?highlight=acceptance#post718754

 

Barty:)

[zootscoot]

Threads merged to make it easier to track your progress

 

If you need to find your thread in the future if you click on your user name and then click on 'find all threads started by' and it will come up.

 

Best of luck with your claim

[socket]

just recived a letter off loyds saying thay are wiling to settle and pay me the full amount £2500 as long as i agree with there terms and conditions of the letter so i think il cross a few of them out befor i send it back. Thanks for every ones help on here i would have been lost without this site and forum and as soon as i get my £££ i will donate some of my long los money haha :)

[Kjball]

Congratulations. Enjoy your settlement!

 

Can I ask when your court date was?

 

Kim

[Curlyben]

Result.

Also cross out ALL of the conditions, after all it was YOU that are taking THEM to court not the other way round.

[socket]

i never actually had a court date i was waiting for the letter off the court with the date i had payed to fees tho

[BARTY]

Congratulations!! :D

Barty:)

[zootscoot]

Congratulations!!!!!!!!!

:D

Don't forget to fill out the survey

A donation would be very much appreciated

Enjoy your payout!

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[socket]

now iv got my charges off lloyds bank i think its time to get my charges off lloyds credit card here go's haha

[Bigmac versus]

Great news

CONGRATULATIONS

[marshymoo]

just a quick panic, I accepted the offer from the bank (saying i don't accept their terms and conditions etc), but haven't had the money from them. The court wants details of the claim schedule by the end of the week. with everything going on with bank charges at the moment, do you think the bank have decided not to pay (this was back around 23rd july), do you think i should put the details together for the court? or do you think i'm just being impatient and they'll cough up eventually? any advice appreciated.

[Wonunderpar]

As I understand it, the banks are all bound to conclude any claims that they have already made an offer on.

 

Those prior to an actual offer being made (like mine, which was imminent! ) will now have to wait but you should be OK and still get your money.