Nationwide (merged)

rayray_4

Thankyou very much bandit for the speedy response. There are a few options for the next stage, do I continue my attemps for the charges (plus interest), just the charges, or do I make them an offer of cash that I would be willing to accept if they can pay in 14 days?

How much longer do you think it would take from this stage in order to see any of it (If I'm successful)?

You have taken alot of worry off of my mind mate, thanks alot.

casanicole

hi
has anyone yet been up against nationwide b/s - have looked on site but dont see many success stories against nationwide. Sent 1st letter, which i got a responce to after10 days, informing me that these were set out when opened account and they wont refund charges, have sent 2nd letter asking them to settle or i will take them to court this was nearly 3 wks ago and have not heard anything.

Rex_Mundi

Many people have been successful against Nationwide. There is a dedicated thread for them. Have a look HERE to read about others experiences against this company.

guardian2020

Nationwide push this to the limit hopeing you will drop it..i have got to the court stage after beeing told...go away, we are within our rights to charge you..blah blah blah...stick to your guns and push them back...the bigger they are lol and all that fingers crossed for you..go for it..i am and i WILL win xx

Linda.C_4

Ray Ray,
I also got this letter reply to it telling them u will take them to court, u will get another letter, saying blah blah blah, then using MOCL take them to court, money is also tight for me and the £80 it cost me was a struggle, i then got a letter from there solicitors saying they are going to defend the whole amount, and had 28 days to do this, 24 days later i check my flex accont on the off chance and found they had deposited the full amount of bank charges into my account but not the interest or court fee! to b honest i am happy with this! dont give up its scary but what a feeling when you find that money in your account!!!
Good luck!:T

bobbadog

Hiya

We sent off for our statements from Nationwide, recieving them 29 days later...

Sent off the demand for repayment and schedule of charges on May 1st...
14 days later, send the same letter, again to the Data Protection team, to the same address, registered

and have had no response / correspondence at all.

As they've not bothered to respond AT ALL to our letters, do I just start legal action or give them a third chance? All letters have gone to Data Proection / Legal Compliance, but not a named individual...

Help! x

nickmack

bobbadog wrote: »

As they've not bothered to respond AT ALL to our letters, do I just start legal action or give them a third chance? All letters have gone to Data Proection / Legal Compliance, but not a named individual...

The Data Protection address is really only for the initial request for charge information. Hopefully the subsequent letters have been passed on, but I wouldn't be completely sure.

The addresses for banks for Initial Approach and Letter Before Action are in the Reclaim Help thread.

If the letters have been signed for, you may as well proceed to the next stage as per the article.

BANKBANDIT_2

Hi

You need to start the court process as they have had enough chances to answer you.
:eek: I too am claiming from Nationwide and they like to drag it out as long as possible.
I am at the acknowlegment stage with them and they have 13 days left to give me my money 4500 or i can press for judgement.
I started my claim on mcol on the 5th may it was deemed served on the 10th may have waited two weeks now still says acknowledged so hope its all over soon
Dont give up take them all the way :j :j :j
GOOD LUCK WITH YOUR CLAIM. ITS YOUR MONEY :beer:

bobbadog

Hiya! All letters have been signed for, last on June 1st... am not sure whether to give them one more chance, c/o my actual branch or just go ahead with court. Mmmm... x

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give them a third and itll make it look really bad whe you take them to court they are meant to resond to complaints in 14days