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  • Ken.W_2
    Ken.W_2 Posts: 45 Forumite
    Thanks, Rex!!

    .. time for a glass of wine! :)
    Nat West = CONQUERED: 10/02/07 .. PAID UP IN FULL .. OVER £2800!! :j
  • JOP_2
    JOP_2 Posts: 8 Forumite
    Newbie on the block!
    Just sent off the 1st request for repayment letter on behalf of a friend claiming just over £2700! Fingers crossed I catch Nat West on a good day as reading through all these posts it is pot luck whether they pay up at the first ask.
    Oh well fingers crossed - ready for a fight anyway!
    Any advice would be welcome I will keep you posted
  • In the second letter, what court do I name? I'm claiming from england so is it moneyclaim?
  • dj9928
    dj9928 Posts: 343 Forumite
    I love the way the mods stick all post in 1 thread then they end up getting no replies
  • Edinburghlass_2
    Edinburghlass_2 Posts: 32,680 Forumite
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    edited 5 March 2024 at 1:54PM
    dj9928 wrote:
    I love the way the mods stick all post in 1 thread then they end up getting no replies

    If you have any complaints please report to [Removed by Forum Team]

    We both run through the threads several times a day and answer the questions and I'm sorry if thats not quick enough for you.
  • Hi, Time up for Natwest yesterday. Have completed claim form on line with MCOL. However, before i send it, does anyone have any suggestions etc on how to word the particulars of claim. Help would be much appreciated.

    Thanks Han
    :rotfl: :D "Penny Pinching Winch" :D :rotfl:
  • Last post in this thread should give you the answers...

    http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=304064

    or check out this thread for problems people have had...

    http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=353590
  • Rex_Mundi
    Rex_Mundi Posts: 6,312 Forumite
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    pigginsexy wrote:
    Hi, Time up for Natwest yesterday. Have completed claim form on line with MCOL. However, before i send it, does anyone have any suggestions etc on how to word the particulars of claim. Help would be much appreciated.

    See post #6 in THIS THREAD.
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  • Thanks. Very helpful posts.

    Can you also tell me, do i put the claim in for just the charges or do i add the interest on as well. Or do the courts calculate the interest up to the court date. Does that make sense. Do i also claim for the court costs or again will this be determined at court stage.

    Your help is great and keep up the good work.......
    :rotfl: :D "Penny Pinching Winch" :D :rotfl:
  • Rex_Mundi
    Rex_Mundi Posts: 6,312 Forumite
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    pigginsexy wrote:
    Can you also tell me, do i put the claim in for just the charges or do i add the interest on as well. Or do the courts calculate the interest up to the court date. Does that make sense. Do i also claim for the court costs or again will this be determined at court stage.

    The post I linked to in the answer above yours explains how to fill in each part of the MCOL form.
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