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Reclaimed Bank Charges SUCCESS stories
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BANK - NATWEST
AMOUNT CLAIMED - £1243
AMOUNT AWARDED - £1423
Beats me why they've given me more than I claimed, but who's complaining?! 2 weeks after sending out the first letter detailing and requesting a refund of charges, I was sent the standard "we're wonderful, our charges are fair, you are a moron for getting into debt e.t.c." type letter, but as a gesture of goodwill and without admission of liability, they will refund the charges (and some!!!) They did point out that they would be forced to consider my position as a customer if my account is overdrawn again - WELL SEE IF I CARE, COS MY ACCOUNT IS NOW SWITCHED! (to A & L)
Thanks to all at mse.com. Cheers, have a large one on me! Dave Howes0 -
Nationwide Building Society
amount claimed £290
amount paid £290
started small claim court, they paid a week before it went to court.
Thanks for the help, I know it is only a comparitively small amount but it is needed!0 -
Bank:halifax and lloyds
Amount Reclaimed:2700 roughly
Amount they paid:halifax 2000 roughly ( still 2 accounts to finalize)
The story:followed the process and was on the court stage when halifax contatced us via telephone to offer me a full refund as a good will gesture, well worth the effort that is required as to get our money back
cheers Martin
andy c hemel hempstead0 -
Bank: HSBC
Amount Claimed: £807
Amount Accepted: £700
First letter sent on 29th January 07, usual reply received....(we are looking into your query). Second letter sent 13th February 07 stating that I was willing to accept £650 for a quick settlement. Letter received from HSBC on 28th February 2007 offering me £700, which I have accepted.
I can't believe how easy this was!!:rotfl:0 -
I AM ABOUT TO THREATEN COURT ACTION AND AM USING THE TEMPLATE LETTER. WHERE IT SAYS,
'This is based on the Unfair Terms in Consumer Contracts Regulations, as I believe these default charges are unfair and not proportionate to your costs, and therefore the [INSERT NAME OF COURT] court will rule in my favour.'
HOW DO I KNOW WHICH COURT NAME TO PUT?
THANKS.0 -
You can find your local court via a link in the Reclaim Help Thread, link in my signature.0
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edinburghglass....mornin to ye....my names rabbie an' i'm into the process of claimin' back £3253 from the a & l (just about to threaten to take it to court stage),could ye tell me is i can take them on in a n english court or do i need to do it in me own county court,obliged fer any feed back from ye.
regards rabbie0 -
an i didn't mean tae call ye glass lass....sorry0
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I'll answer to most things
Have a read of this thread....
http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=308885&page=70 -
HI everyone
i was just wondering although we do hear all the lovely sucess stories, there isnt many failed?!?
i just wondered whether anybody had been unsucessfull and what were the reasons for this!
Thanks
Loubi21360
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