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MBNA credit cards (merged)

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  • sammyannie
    sammyannie Posts: 14 Forumite
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    I sent my letter to MBNA recorded today - this was after sending a letter to Bolton 2 weeks ago and after ringing on Saturday to make sure it was there, being told that the Bolton address was for payments -you think they could have passed it on!!

    Anyway it's PO Box 1004, Chester Business Park, Wrexham Rd, Chester, CH4 9WW.
  • armitage_2
    armitage_2 Posts: 18 Forumite
    Woohooo thank you so very much, just completed my first letter to them, and recording it tomorrow, once again many thanks for your help....
    HBOS £4118.16 in bank charges
    Paid 15th May £4118.16 woohooo:rotfl:

    CAPITAL ONE £160.00.. 3rd letter sent
    Paid a week later :rotfl:

    Many thanks to Martin and everyone whom has helped :T xx
  • wullbags
    wullbags Posts: 37 Forumite
    Just a quick question for anyone who can help me, wrote to MBNA about a month and a half ago requesting my credit card statements, the forty days were up yesterday so I phoned to enquire what was happening, was advised by a gentleman to write another letter to a different address stating that I want a summary of the charges applied to my account, he says there was no need to send a £ 10 cheque. The address that I was given was customer advocates office, mbna, po box 1004, chester. Is this right or is he talking rubbish.
  • Sent off my letter for statements to the address the guy has given you. They sent back a summary of charges and the £10 cheque back. So can't see why you would have to send another letter :confused: took about 35 days in total to receive them.
  • wullbags
    wullbags Posts: 37 Forumite
    First address I sent my letter to was the address I got from this website, however I will send in another letter to the other address. Thanks for your reply
  • kevwev_2
    kevwev_2 Posts: 96 Forumite
    On my credit card I get charged £12 everytime I make a late payment.

    In the t&c it says

    "Default Charges - Up to £12 each time your payment is late, each time a cheque or a direct debit is returned unpaid and each time you go over your credit limit"


    Can I claim this back even though they state this? bank is mbna
  • naitch1980
    naitch1980 Posts: 88 Forumite
    Time is up on MBNA today - so i have to take them to court - no problem with that at all, but the problem is, I don't know the address required for my court forms.

    If anyone can link me to this, that would be great!
  • M B N A Europe Bank Ltd
    Stansfield House
    Chester Business Park
    Chester
    Cheshire
    Ch4 9qq
  • hypno06
    hypno06 Posts: 32,296 Forumite
    10,000 Posts Combo Breaker
    hi Guys, wonder if you can help - I have read through the thread but cannot see the answer to this question, although I am sure it is in there somewhere :rolleyes:

    Anyway, we have successfully claimed charges from halifax and Mint, and are awaiting a court date for Barclays, so onto the next one which is MBNA.....

    Question is - we have still got a large (ish) balance on the credit card which we are currently overpaying, but have a long way to go before clearing it and no way of making it disappear any quicker.

    So, if we do claim charges, are MBNA likely to make life difficult for us and demand repayment, or will they allow us to continue with our account do you think?

    I did see something on an earlier post about them offering the difference between the £12 and the actual fee charged and wondered if this would apply to us?

    Any help gratefully received before I start and get myself into a problem that I cannot afford to get out of!
    Successful women can still have their feet on the ground. They just wear better shoes. (Maud Van de Venne)
    Life begins at the end of your comfort zone (Neale Donald Walsch)
  • ss1973
    ss1973 Posts: 51 Forumite
    Hi Everyone,

    An update in case anyone is interested - asked for £2121. Received a cheque for £870. Replied with a letter stating I would accept as part payment and take them to court for the rest (which I've done).

    Today they have filed a defence against my claim! Now I'm getting worried.... anyone else got to this stage with MBNA?

    Just wondering if anyone can put my mind at rest. Thanks

    S
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