Barclays Bank (merged)

greenlight_2

spendingmad wrote: »

Hi Greenlight

We also sent letter on 29th March and have not had a reply, from what I can gather from reading the various threads/posts its is 40 calender days.

Let me know how you get on Greenlight!

Wrote to Barclays today (don't know when I can get into branch) giving them 7 days to respond or I will refer case to Info Comm

DebDay

LBA all written out and ready to be posted. Table of charges etc also ready.
Will post them first thing Monday.

Still had no-one answer my question. What do i do if they don't answer or make a low offer?? How do I move on??

prinze_bailey

i have been going through the prosses with barclays they have just offered us 1500 but owed us 2,790.00 do i write and ask for higher offer or do i take them to court for final seetlement

emptypocketz

Went through my bank statements (have them up to 4 years ago) and I have only been charged £180 in bank charges - is it worth claiming this from Barclays, bearing in mind I have a £700 overdraft with them? scared that they will want the overdraft money up front now...?

thanks

leafton

So, its taken since 2nd October 2006 (first request for statements which eventually arrived in February!) and they have just filed a defence at the last minute with MCOL. I am currently awaiting court details as Barclays disputed the whole amount (£1800ish). My questions are: How long will it be before the court date? and Should I add more interest until that date?

Many thanks for your help- My overdraft will soon be gone!!
Hopefully!

angel00

Hi
i have just got my statements back from barclays after waiting 60 days and sending a second letter,i have know calculated the amount to claim in charges is £3127 without out interest.:o
First should i add the interest on?
and second do i send copies of the statements i have received and highlight the charges, or do i use the online calcuator which i think is only if you want to add the interest on!!

if any one can help!!!

vanman7

angel00 wrote: »

Hi
i have just got my statements back from barclays after waiting 60 days and sending a second letter,i have know calculated the amount to claim in charges is £3127 without out interest.:o
First should i add the interest on?
and second do i send copies of the statements i have received and highlight the charges, or do i use the online calcuator which i think is only if you want to add the interest on!!

if any one can help!!!

Wow..nice total.
Send the first letter without the interest. the reason for this is that the bank does'nt have to pay the interest by law untill you start the court claim.
But you can ask for it in the second letter when you send a copy of the charges printed from the calculator. As for the statments i woulndt bother sending them in at this stage as they know exactly when all of your charges are. so save your time and paper untill a later date.
:cool:

MDM75

Hello all !!

I'm sorry if my questions have already been asked/answered, but the amount of information is very overwhelming and have got myself very confused

My situation is: i have sent letter 1 asking for my bank statements and i received a letter back with my cheque saying i will receive my statements within the 40 days and they wont charge me, which was up on the 8th may. i have not as of yet received them and have heard nothing else from Barclay's.

My questions are:
1) do i just carry on waiting?
2) do i phone them (which i know isn't normally a good idea)
3) or is there a template letter on this wonderful site that i can send them to remind them that they have exceeded the 40 day period?

I hope this made sense

Thank you in advance for taking the time to read my post

angel00

thanks vanman7,
i got a bit confused as in the first letter it said ,,please find a full schedule of the charges with this document!!!
should i just write them out.
i just want to make sure i get it right.
thanks.

rachnbri

Right, I've received my statements from Barclays (having requested them on 1/3/07 - long story!) and am about to send the letter asking for my money back. Do I send the letter to their head office in London, to the branch or is there a specific address it should go to?

Thanks folks