off to post my preliminary letter to HSBC...how exciting !!

[Dani]

I had about the same. Sent my acceptance letter back (on 28/8), heard nothing (but I did ask for a cheque so thought it might take a bit longer) but then received my allocation questionnaire from the court.

 

I phoned up HSBC to see what was going on. Apparently they are dealing with my cheque but at the moment they are taking about 7-10 days, and they have people off on holiday as well, so they are behind with them!! I asked why it took 7-10 days to write out a cheque but she didn't see it as plainly as that!!

 

I'd suggest giving them a ring to see if they've got your acceptance form. I tried DG solicitors but its just an answering machine as they are also on holiday!

[Guest malissa7999]

.....well still no money,..called hsbc and they know sod all !!!

hope it dosent become necerssary ti use the allocation questionaire, i cant really afford to be out of pocket for another £100,...

has anyone else have to fill this in and pay ?? also did you claim the charge back against hsbc ? if so how did you go about doing it ?

 

by the way i received all my old statement from my old joint account with ex-hubby, and the charges totaled to £478,..so i posted my prelimenary letter to hsbc again,...

now they know how far im prepared to take it, hopefully they will just cut the story short and just pay up.

[sarah13]

you call Alan Burden at DG he is taking Deborah D'Aubneys urgent stuff his number is 0121 455 22106- i always get voicemail but he always calls me back. Hope this helps.