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  • pigsmightfly
    pigsmightfly Posts: 1,120 Forumite
    deedee2665 wrote: »
    Ive no idea how long it is taking them to put the money into the bank account , we sent our acceptance letter back on monday through thier internal mail from our local branch (i dont trust royal mail) . The money still isnt in our bank account yet so getting a bit frustrated with them , they said it would take between 7 and 10 days for the money to be credited but now they have told my hubby it could be upto 14 days . How long does it take to put in some numbers in a computer and press go ? god it annoys me how long they take

    I had this same problem with Halifax. Signed their offer form and sent it back. It said on the form payment would reach my account withing 7-10 days. 2 weeks later I still hadn't received it so I phoned them up to ask where it was and was told that all the acceptance forms were in a big pile and they were doing a few each day but they would get mine out of the pile and do it straight away.
    Checked my bank the next day and they had so if I were you I'd just give them a quick call and nudge them along :D
  • Yam07
    Yam07 Posts: 1 Newbie
    Hi all
    Just a quickie about my claim hopefully to get a few views from others on here.

    I am currently claiming back my charges from Natwest i was 1 day away from getting judgement and they have now filed defence :eek: and i am now awaiting a court hearing date.

    What i cant quite get my head around is that a friend of mine who is with the same branch of Natwest as me claimed at exactly the same time as me and for a larger amount, mine being £2000 and hers being £3400 yet she has had all hers settled in full? I am pleased for her just wondered why natwest would pay larger amounts in full yet defend a smaller amount.

    Has anyone else actually got to going to the hearing stage with Natwest? I did a search but couldnt find anything.

    greg
  • mercury238
    mercury238 Posts: 60 Forumite
    Anyone any ideas on how long its taking the courts to set a hearing date? Sent my AQ off a couple of weeks ago and the cheque has been cashed so I know it got there!
  • mikkiboy
    mikkiboy Posts: 13 Forumite
    i have recieved my statments and listed charges and am about to send my second letter to my branch asking for my money back
    i have one question who do i address the letter to
    is it the manager of my branch and would it speed things up if i delivered the letter by hand and got a recipt
    thanks mikki
  • pigsmightfly
    pigsmightfly Posts: 1,120 Forumite
    mikkiboy wrote: »
    i have recieved my statments and listed charges and am about to send my second letter to my branch asking for my money back
    i have one question who do i address the letter to
    is it the manager of my branch and would it speed things up if i delivered the letter by hand and got a recipt
    thanks mikki

    Delivering it by hand would be a much safer option as a lot of banks are claiming they haven't received letters...I know royal mail can be pains at times but they aren't that bad.

    As for addressing it to someone, I didn't on my letters, I just put the address of the bank on but I suppose if you addressed it to the manager, it couldn't hurt :confused:

    Good luck!
  • mikkiboy
    mikkiboy Posts: 13 Forumite
    thanks for you help im off to the bank
  • pigsmightfly
    pigsmightfly Posts: 1,120 Forumite
    mikkiboy wrote: »
    thanks for you help im off to the bank

    Keep us posted :D
  • rixy
    rixy Posts: 11 Forumite
    can some1 please answer me, i have won the mcol case, and have still not recieved the cash? The case was won on the 22nd feb, and i filed default judgement on the 22nd, and filed for a warrant to get cash ont eh 24th? how long do i have to wait? getting annoyed, things to pay for!
  • pigsmightfly
    pigsmightfly Posts: 1,120 Forumite
    rixy wrote: »
    can some1 please answer me, i have won the mcol case, and have still not recieved the cash? The case was won on the 22nd feb, and i filed default judgement on the 22nd, and filed for a warrant to get cash ont eh 24th? how long do i have to wait? getting annoyed, things to pay for!

    I'm not sure how long this normally takes but I would contact MCOL and get them onto it
  • mikkiboy
    mikkiboy Posts: 13 Forumite
    Keep us posted :D

    just been to the bank and was told that they dont deal wiyh this at the branch this would be dealt with at boreham wood
    thankfully the cashier gave me a photocory of my letter as a recipt and said it would be forewarded to the correct department

    ive got over £6,000 of outstanding charges witch completly shocked me as i thought i may have £2000 worth 0ver 6 years

    fingers crossed
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