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hi shoe,

 

which address did you use for monument on your claim?

 

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Could you PM a mod and get this address added to the other insititutions contacts sticky so that others can find it.

 

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i think this companey will be hard to beat .
No they won't so long as you stick with the programme and don't let them intimidate you. You have the upper hand as the last thing they will want is to go to court. Keep going - you'll find they give in soon.

 

 

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Hi

shoe - is this your name on the MSE site (I'm know as Wiggynut!)

 

My date's the 6th September... not looking forward to it.

I need to find info (simple instructions) on what to do it they put a stay on it.

I know it's not suppose to happen to credit cards but I have heard from someone on the MSE site that went to court and then left 10 mins later as Monument 'stayed' it!!! grrrrr.

I'm getting confused with reading bits & pieces on these sites... anyone got a guide for dummies?

 

thanks

 

(ps: thanks Steven for the list of info on the court bundle!)

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i called Thomas Hickey at barclays Litigation who are dealing with Monument claims and he told me to fax through my schedule of charges. Call him ..sounded really friendly. He said i should get a letter from him soon. Told him the date of the court etc Call him 0207 116 4523 .

I sent a copy of the bundle to Monument and he said it would be sent to him eventually. Fax him 01452 638 479.

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I just got home and a letter from Barclays - monument was waiting for me - full refund - woohooo!!!! I'm posting this everywhere!

so chuffed - 22 letters ignored, phone put down on me - and I was polite! just wanted to know why they said I was under my limit when I wasn't!?!?!!? (didn't send statements for a year!)

 

my court date was for the 6th Sept - next week!! so hopefully this will happen for others - hope so.

 

good luck !

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cool!

It's weird that some people are going to court and a stay is placed on their case and yet we've managed to get a refund! I'm pleased that it's all over... I faxed back the letter on Saturday and sent a hardcopy via special delivery - I didn't want it to go missing at such a crucial stage!!

 

congrats on your win!

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  • 2 weeks later...

Hi All, I Have a claim against Monument also, It was transfered to the Leeds Mercantile Court for direction last month and they didnt send a rep, the Barclays guy seemed to take it on board though and a trial date has now been set provisionaly for some date in Nov/ Dec.

 

Has anybody got any advice on how to progress now? Id obviously rather settle before hand, and wondered what the cocst situation is, my claim is for apprx £480, but wondered if I can apply for this to be sent back to small claims court to avoid the costs risk.

 

cheers Eugene

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