Nationwide (merged)

AndyLGR

I have found my Nationwide charges over the last 6 years, however I have a couple of questions:

Do I send the first letter by recorded delivery to my branch?

Secondly, I am unsure whether to claim interest or not in my first letter. I was interested to know if those who have had success with the Nationwide claimed the interest back in their first letter too?

Thanks

ratcat

vinny612003 wrote: »

Well done on your claim so far, im in the process of claiming against Nationwide and just wondered if at any time was any closure of your account mentioned ?

Hi Vinny

No mention of forcing us to close the account, just a letter explaining how to keep your account in credit and if you're not happy with that go elsewhere.

I've also noticed today that they've put a defence in on the MCOL but have paid up. Not sure what the logic there is.

Bye
Ratcat;)

keithrid2

from what i read,is there any point going through stage 4 threatening
court action,has nationwide seem to wait for the eleventh hour of the court
date,why give them the extra 14 days,

keithrid2

Carrie273 wrote: »

Hi Keith!

You're not being a numpty lol we're all in the same boat!! If you want to file a claim you're best to do it on the Money Claim on Line site. It is really easy with instructions and everything is done for you. Go for it

You've nothing to lose and everything to gain!

Carrie x :rotfl:

thanks i will go for it
but i am a numpty:rotfl:
i will be the 1st to lose:o

minder125921

hi all, have taken my bank to small claims, tomoz is THE DATE, however this afternoon nationwide have paid into my account an amount that is less than my claim???. i've had no letters from them, what do i do now?:eek:

PINKY

Dear All

This is a great way to support & inform each other of "what is happening" out there in terms of reclaiming bc's it is a great comfort that one is not alone!!

Just had our judgement rejected which I now presume will mean a letter from the Northampton Court transfer proceedings to our local court. It will be interseting to see if we have to complete a AQ or not as some do some don't!! But it looks like Northampton have mostly dispersed this.

We ar enot looking forward to the paperwork as you can imagine but are determined to carry things through to the bitter end!!
It is encouraging that so many banks have settled at the last minute, here's hoping this is the case with us. Good luck to all and keep the info coming etc especially those that are claiming against Nationwide.

Many thanks to you all for the v useful information thus far!

:wave: :wave:

Twinkly

minder125921 wrote: »

hi all, have taken my bank to small claims, tomoz is THE DATE, however this afternoon nationwide have paid into my account an amount that is less than my claim???. i've had no letters from them, what do i do now?:eek:

Firstly ring tomorrow and ask what this money is for. We both know its in settlement of your claim but you want this in writing From there write and advise you will accept it as partial settlement without prejudice and will continue to reclaim the remainder through the court.

vinny612003

ratcat wrote: »

Hi Vinny

No mention of forcing us to close the account, just a letter explaining how to keep your account in credit and if you're not happy with that go elsewhere.

I've also noticed today that they've put a defence in on the MCOL but have paid up. Not sure what the logic there is.

Bye
Ratcat;)

Hi, sounds promising then, i also got the leaflet telling me how to manage my money better , cheers Vinny

VPankhurst

Nationwide. Judgment rejected:cannot continue further online Court.
Acknowledgment was due from Nationwide to Northampton Court 7th April.
Due to Easter holidays the Court rejected my attempt to enter judgment by default until 10th April. There was no acknowledgment from Nationwide at the
time I requested Judgment and my request was accepted. There was acknowledgment from Nationwide later that date. Yesterday I noticed "Claim rejected" "Can no longer claim line". I do not know if I have lost £120 court fees and don't know what happens now.

Mini_Learner

Hi to all,
Just as a point of interest, I have already,SUCCESFULLY! got my charges back from Abbey. I am now in the process of taking Nationwide to court 1st letter was answered 2nd ignored, when I first asked for 6 years of statements I did not use the template letter, they answered saying that there would be a charge of £5 per statement, I then used the template letter and 2 weeks later received a big envelope with all my statements at a cost of £10.
The cost of submitting the claim is £120 but when(hopefully) I get ny charges they are £2500, with the Abbey fight I settled for a lower amount, because my Business Cheque book, Guarantee card etc. are all still in place, but Nationwide I am taking ALL THE WAY! no compromise.
Bob