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Taking the next step if HBOS don't respond
AdviceSought
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I sent them a letter ages ago requesting the repayment of charges applied to my account while I was unemployed.
They sent me a reply pretty quickly saying they would investigate and reply within 4 weeks.
As the 4 weeks has long since come and gone, I sent another letter to them asking for a positive response within 7 days or I would initiate a claim.
As I'm asking for it to be repaid due to the charges causing financial hardship, can anyone advise on how I should procede should they not reply by tomorrow which is 1 day after the 7 day deadline.
They sent me a reply pretty quickly saying they would investigate and reply within 4 weeks.
As the 4 weeks has long since come and gone, I sent another letter to them asking for a positive response within 7 days or I would initiate a claim.
As I'm asking for it to be repaid due to the charges causing financial hardship, can anyone advise on how I should procede should they not reply by tomorrow which is 1 day after the 7 day deadline.
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AdviceSought wrote: »I sent them a letter ages ago requesting the repayment of charges applied to my account while I was unemployed.
They sent me a reply pretty quickly saying they would investigate and reply within 4 weeks.
As the 4 weeks has long since come and gone, I sent another letter to them asking for a positive response within 7 days or I would initiate a claim.
As I'm asking for it to be repaid due to the charges causing financial hardship, can anyone advise on how I should procede should they not reply by tomorrow which is 1 day after the 7 day deadline.
Did you include and income and expenditure form?
Did you include copies of priority debt arrears(mortgage/rent council tax, utilities)?
Did you explain how you had got into financial hardship?
DId you send it recorded delivery?
EDIT: if you take them to court the case will be stayed pending the conclusion of the OFT test case issues.0
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