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meredeterre

DenWestie wrote: »

Lloyds Bank

Swallow House
10 Swallow Street
Birmingham
B1 2AL

Is this the same for accounts that are no longer open? Our account with LLoyds was closed year before last.

Thanks

liddled

meredeterre wrote: »

Is this the same for accounts that are no longer open? Our account with LLoyds was closed year before last.

Thanks

This is the address for copy statements the other address to use is the Andover address as below:-

Lloyds TSB
Andover Service
Recovery Service
Charlton Place
Andover
Hampshire
SP10 1RE

I sent all of my information and letters here and now I'm waiting for a court date as they have defended my claim.

Good Luck....

meredeterre

liddled wrote: »

This is the address for copy statements the other address to use is the Andover address as below:-

Lloyds TSB
Andover Service
Recovery Service
Charlton Place
Andover
Hampshire
SP10 1RE

I sent all of my information and letters here and now I'm waiting for a court date as they have defended my claim.

Good Luck....

Sorry should have said...I already have my statements...just need to know who to send my first "give me my money back" letter to ....so the Andover one is preferable then?

liddled

meredeterre wrote: »

Sorry should have said...I already have my statements...just need to know who to send my first "give me my money back" letter to ....so the Andover one is preferable then?

Andover would be best or your local branch. Remember that you send the letters guarenteed next day delivery as recorded delivery is not guarenteed to get there, I made this mistake and the post office told me that recorded is not guarenteed. The only problem is this costs £4.50 per letter.

Good Luck

meredeterre

Ta for that...can now finish my letter!:D

liddled wrote: »

...Remember that you send the letters guarenteed next day delivery as recorded delivery is not guarenteed to get there, I made this mistake and the post office told me that recorded is not guarenteed. The only problem is this costs £4.50 per letter.

Now thats interesting....I sent my letter to the Woolwich re that account a couple of weeks ago (deadline this friday!) via the "Recorded Signed for" service.....& got a nice print out off the net of the signature of the person who signed for it so I know its been delivered.....whats the difference between that & guarranteed then? (apart from the price )

TIA

Northern_Chap

I sent my claim to court last week for £1200, within 3 days i get a letter from Lloyds advising as goodwill chesture they where offering £750. Today this appered in my account! Do i now advise the court and change my claim to £550 plus costs? Has anyone been in this situation?

Maggie13_2

Hi all

Recieved another stalling letter from LLOyds saying charges are fare and all that garbage but have still not recieved statements for 2nd account so i have forwarded a letter to them. If no responce then shall proceed to court action.

After recieving statements i see

O/draft interest and

O/draft excess fee

i cant see on the home page if you can claim for these (they add to a substantial amount)

can some one help please Mxx

Kurt_Hamster

Maggie13 wrote: »

Hi all

Recieved another stalling letter from LLOyds saying charges are fare and all that garbage but have still not recieved statements for 2nd account so i have forwarded a letter to them. If no responce then shall proceed to court action.

After recieving statements i see

O/draft interest and

O/draft excess fee

i cant see on the home page if you can claim for these (they add to a substantial amount)

can some one help please Mxx

You can't claim back OD interest, you can claim back OD Excess fee, but it's inherently dangerous to do so as you may have difficulty proving that it was a penalty charge and not a service fee. Especially now the banks are starting to rename their charges so as to hide the fact that they are penalties.

Maggie13_2

Hamster

Have you gone the distance with LLoyds????

I am about to send court letter to the bank.

I have read through many of the replies on this site and i still dont understand what a court bundle is?? can u help??

Kurt_Hamster

Maggie13 wrote: »

Hamster

Have you gone the distance with LLoyds????

I'm at the stage where I've just sent back my Allocation Questionnaire for my case with the RBoS.

I am about to send court letter to the bank.

I have read through many of the replies on this site and i still dont understand what a court bundle is?? can u help??

A court bundle is collection of all the paperwork that is needed for your case, e.g. letters, statements, draft directions, statutes you are relying on, witness statement, basically everything to back up your case.