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  • Thanks! I see very few ppl claiming from NatWest, are there any success stories?
  • System
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    Thanks! I see very few ppl claiming from NatWest, are there any success stories?

    Are you mad!!! Check the success thread, littered with NatWest success!

    And I'm one of 'em - only took one letter ;)

    Regards & good luck....

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  • On the 8th march natwest aknowledged my moneyclaim and stated they intend to defend it.

    Since then i have heard nothing from either natwest or moneyclaim.

    Should i be concerned??
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    The_0ne wrote: »
    On the 8th march natwest aknowledged my moneyclaim and stated they intend to defend it.

    Since then i have heard nothing from either natwest or moneyclaim.

    Should i be concerned??

    No you shouldn't be worried - just wait.

    They have 28 days from the date the claim was deemed served in which to enter a defence.

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  • lelb72
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    I have recently made a claim for £2600 in charges. I received a letter back today offering me just over £1100. I have refused this and am now sending a letter asking for more and threatening court action.
    What i wish to know is if i use the Moneyclaim website does anyone have an idea as to how much the cost would be on £2600 to take Natwest to court? It says between £30-£120 anyone have any idea?
    Has anyone got this far in the stage?

    I thought less than half my money back was taking the mickey.
  • pink_star
    pink_star Posts: 60 Forumite
    The court fee is £120 I believe, not at that stage yet, so good luck with it :)
  • Hi can enyone help!!!!!!!!!!!!
    I'm losing my patients with Nat West. I sent my first letter to them, as per
    Martins instructions, requesting my list of charges, after 3 weeks and cashing in my £10 cheque, I get my brown envelope today!!!!

    It only had my last 1 years statements in there!!
    Where do I go from there.........

    Cheers
    xx
  • I wrote my first letter to my branch of natwest on 27/02/2007 then a follow up letter on 20/03/2007 stating that as i've been ignored i now intend to carry out court proceddings against them etc. This morning i recieved a leter from my local branch saying that they had forwarded my letters to NATWEST CUSTOMER RELATIONS ( with address) who are dealing with this for me. Now what?? :confused: Do i wait to hear from them now? Or shall i just carry on with the court proceedings? And do i still write all corespondence to my local branch even though they have passsed me on to another department?? HELP!!!!!!
  • Edinburghlass_2
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    scotstown wrote: »
    Hi can enyone help!!!!!!!!!!!!
    I'm losing my patients with Nat West. I sent my first letter to them, as per
    Martins instructions, requesting my list of charges, after 3 weeks and cashing in my £10 cheque, I get my brown envelope today!!!!

    It only had my last 1 years statements in there!!
    Where do I go from there.........

    Cheers
    xx

    Often they are sent out in batches so you need to give it a bit more time or phone the bank and ask where the rest are.
  • nickmack
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    donnamj wrote: »
    I wrote my first letter to my branch of natwest on 27/02/2007 then a follow up letter on 20/03/2007 stating that as i've been ignored i now intend to carry out court proceddings against them etc. This morning i recieved a leter from my local branch saying that they had forwarded my letters to NATWEST CUSTOMER RELATIONS ( with address) who are dealing with this for me. Now what?? :confused: Do i wait to hear from them now? Or shall i just carry on with the court proceedings? And do i still write all corespondence to my local branch even though they have passsed me on to another department?? HELP!!!!!!

    After the time is up with the second letter, I would start proceedings. See the Reclaim Help thread in my signature for details of addresses and the impact of using your local branch.
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