HSBC (merged)

Tillybella

tinkerbell1978 wrote: »

i could cry, hsbc told me on the 28th that they sent the acceptance letter on the 27th well im still waiting have emailed them a few times and been fobbed off i even asked if i could go into my local branch and sign we have nothing and i really dont want to borrow from the mother in law but looks like we will have to i could scream it didnt take this long with my OH and TSB now its the w.end and my OH is on holiday next week we were kinda ho[ing we wouldnt be living skint then too oh well i must learn to be patient!

Tinkerbell

As a previous post says, there seems to be no consistency to their methods. I had an email on Monday 2nd saying a letter HAD been sent out and received it yesterday, it was dated 3rd July. They don't seem to have an 'standard' practices when it comes to how much they are paying out or when the letters are being sent out or the accounts credited!!

Hang on in there, it should turn up anyday now..........

Tillybella

tinkerbell1978

thanks well i am not the most patient person rang them up and asked again if i could go into my local branch to sign instead (i did ask twice in two different emails but was ignored) and htey said yes so going in in the morning to sign at my local branch not that it will make much difference and i hardly think anything will be done until monday onwards now oh well mother in law it is then!

Stakker_2

Hi everyone, this is my first post.
Done the whole letter thing and waited the 8 weeks. Recieved a reply to an e-message saying an offer had been sent!.
Can i find out how much the offer is for,or do i have to just wait for the posty?.

Cheers.

jenreg

has Anyone Sent Schedule Of Charges And Request For Monies Back ? And Waited Longer Than The Two Weeks For A Rsponse? If So? Whats The Longest ?.. And Is It Worth Sending The Third Letter?

unhappymac

Stakker wrote: »

Hi everyone, this is my first post.
Done the whole letter thing and waited the 8 weeks. Recieved a reply to an e-message saying an offer had been sent!.
Can i find out how much the offer is for,or do i have to just wait for the posty?.

Cheers.

just wait for the posty mate, i sent off on the 1st of May and didnt hear anything and too be fair forgot until yesturday when the letter came through, so hopefully will be with you soonest, and have sent the letter back Recorded/special to make sure that it gets there!!! Good luck bud
veryhappymac

desperate_lou

Hi all:j :T :j :beer:

:beer:

Have today received my offer letter through post. It took just over the eight weeks, one letter and a few emails to prompt them into hurrying case. I was offered £1,857.25 was claiming £2,333. But apparently they said i had made an error in my calculations and my total charges were £1960.:rolleyes: Im not going to even go down that route of arguing with them i shall just sign acceptance form and send it back.

I am absolutely estatic that at last i can pay of council tax arrears and some
rent and have a bit of money behind me.

So to everyone out there, wait the eight weeks and you should get your payout, this seems to be the quickest way.

Will post on the success forum later today, but at present have got a raging hangover from last night and am finding it dificult to comcentrate:rotfl: :rotfl:

Tillybella

Well done Lou!!! At least we know the money is on the way now, woohoo!!!

:j :beer: :j :beer: :j :beer: :j :beer: :j :beer: :j

Sounds like you've celebrated already! lol!!

rustyballz

After claiming £1470

Our letter came offering £1398.25

7 days after they received the signed acceptance the money is in the bank.

i repeat..........

WOOOOOOOOOOHOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!

Thanks for everyones help!

joncow75

Congrats to you both. A good pay out of 95% for each of you too

tracepppp

desperate_lou wrote: »

Hi all:j :T :j :beer:

:beer:

Have today received my offer letter through post. It took just over the eight weeks, one letter and a few emails to prompt them into hurrying case. I was offered £1,857.25 was claiming £2,333. But apparently they said i had made an error in my calculations and my total charges were £1960.:rolleyes: Im not going to even go down that route of arguing with them i shall just sign acceptance form and send it back.

I am absolutely estatic that at last i can pay of council tax arrears and some
rent and have a bit of money behind me.

So to everyone out there, wait the eight weeks and you should get your payout, this seems to be the quickest way.

Will post on the success forum later today, but at present have got a raging hangover from last night and am finding it dificult to comcentrate:rotfl: :rotfl:

Brill!! :T As said before dead chuffed for you!! As Diana Ross said "I'm still waiting"! Cheering myself up with trip to Grand Pric this weekend
Lou - go get a decent bottle of vodka and CELEBRATE :beer:

Trace x