What do I do next???

[faithless60]

Hi everyone,

Right, I sent my dpa, my particulars of claim, and my lba complete with spreadheets, have had 2 rejection letters, do I take them to court now?

Thanks for any advice.

 

Paula :idea:

[kfdh1962]

hi faithless,

im assuming you have sent your prelim request for repayment with schedule of charges, adn then 14 days later the LBA, assuming this is what you have done then yes the next step iscourt action

 

take a look here, it will guide you through the steps

http://www.consumeractiongroup.co.uk/forum/faqs-please-read-these/25457-guide-reclaiming-bank-charges.html

[nicsussex]

Hi everyone,

Right, I sent my Data Protection Act, my particulars of claim, and my lba complete with spreadheets, have had 2 rejection letters, do I take them to court now?

Thanks for any advice.

 

Paula :idea:

 

1.Your data protection act? Did you get everything they need to supply?

2.Your particulars of claim? Do you mean preliminary letter?

3.lba complete with spreadsheets - sounds fine if point 2 above is ok?

4. have had 2 rejection letters - see above

5. Do I take them to court now - if yes to all of above then yes you do.

 

 

Good luck keep us posted

[faithless60]

hi,

Thanks very much! yes to all the above, this is all really hard for me to get my head round, is there a charge to take the court action?

Of to read more faq's!!!!

 

Thanks for all your help.

 

Paula xx

[kfdh1962]

Hi Faithless,

yes there is a charge to take court action, the charge is based on teh amount you are claiming starting at £30. The details of the charges can be found on The hmcs moneyclaim online website. there are exemptions for people on benefits etc, again details on hmcs moneyclaim website