NatWest (merged)

nickmack

Don't wait for them, just continue with your timetable.

dj9928

Natwest owe me £210 in charges, they made me an offer of £156 to settle, should I accept it or send the next letter threatining court?

nickmack

It's entirely up to you. Depends how much you are happy with and how fast you want the money. No one else can answer this for you.

If you pursue, it's likely you will get the whole amount.

FRAZZLE_2

Hi, i'm a newbie to this. I bank with Natwest and recently suffered yet more charges, HORRIBLE. But this has kicked me into action. Problem is i've hit my first hurdle before i've even started. Thing is i have two accounts with Natwest, so when i send a letter asking for list of charges, do i - a) send one letter and one £10 and put both accounts on this letter or b) send a letter and £10 for each account separately. Anybody? Please?

Edinburghlass_2

One cheque for both accounts will do.

hartley

can anybody advise plse? I had sent my claim to northampton with charges plus interest paid (I know this was wrong) total £2179 (should have been just 1501.00) I added the 8% sec.69 interest totalling 2930.00. / should have been 1501 +517.00 = 2018.(not including statement interest) The court was transferred to Birmingham, and to date I have got to the AQ stage and paid the £100. Cobbetts have now also submitted their AQ.

They did make an goodwill gesture of £1100 with conditions of 'silence' which I rejected and they indicated that they were working on the figure of £1501

Should I send in an amended claim to the court before we get set a date with obviously the interest deducted (even though there are interest charges connected to the overdraft)?

I have requested sight of my contract and also a reply to whether there has been any manual intervention on my account. This has been ignored so I faxed them last week for a response. Still nothing. Is this worth persuing?

Many thanks - love your site - brilliant - definitely send contribution if get money back

saraellen

I sent the first lette on 22nd November and yesterday I recieved the first two years statements but they cashed the £10 today will I recieve the rest of the sataements or will I need to ask again?
Has this happened to any one else?

Rex_Mundi

You are still well within the 40 day time limit. It is not unusual to receive your statements in seperate batches. You just have to wait for the rest of the statements.

jillie1974

what have people received from Natwest ?
Statements or lists of charges?

blades44

Hi everyone, I wonder if anyonecan tell me the actual charges etc I will be able to claim from my Bank? I Have got as far as Obtaining my back dated statements. the charges are as follows. Debit Interest, unaranged borrowing, Excess Borrowing, cheque return fee (Think I already know that one) Interest, unpaid d d fee. no doubt some other names may crop up as I wade through all these slips. Thank you all Dave:T