Moneyclaim Online (MCOL) question

Beate

Of course you can, if you want to accept their offer then do so and once you have the money, ring up the MCOL people and tell them payment has been received and they will stop the claim. You lose out on interest and court fee though but it's completely your decision and not difficult to do.

James21_2

where can i find the mcol number :beer:

Beate

In your welcome email from them for example but because I am in a good mood today I am giving it to you for free

Customer Help Desk
Tel. 0845 601 5935
Monday to Friday 9-5

Taffyfella

I'm just starting my claim against Lloyds via MCOL and reached the section where it asks for defendants address. Which address do I add for the claim to go to?

Any clarity on this would be much appreciated

Taff

Edinburghlass_2

The registered address which is in post 2 of the Reclaim Help Thread, link in my signature.

Taffyfella

Edinburghlass,

I am on the particulars of claim section on MCOL, it asks me to enter total amount of claim inc interest.I have of course submitted x2 letters to Lloyds asking for charges back inc interest, however the amount of interest has increased.

So do I re-calculate the interest thats differnt to my letters to this present day?

Hope that makes sense

Taff

livelyred

Can anyone help me with this,im claiming £289 bck from the Nationwide well im at the stage where im waiting for them to defend,there 28 days are up this friday.Well i look at my account on line yesterday and noticed a correction of £85.27 is said a correction off interest well i didnt claim for interest when applying for my charges bck,so what could this be ? Is it part off my money bck,and what happens if they dont pay the rest,do i have to write another letter or get hold off my local courts as this is how i applyed for my charges Please Help Thanks

Beate

Taffyfella wrote: »

Edinburghlass,

I am on the particulars of claim section on MCOL, it asks me to enter total amount of claim inc interest.I have of course submitted x2 letters to Lloyds asking for charges back inc interest, however the amount of interest has increased.

So do I re-calculate the interest thats differnt to my letters to this present day?

Hope that makes sense

Taff

I put all the charges in Martin's interest calculator again on the day I filed my claim to be up to date.

Dazza6561_2

Hi
Can any one answer this for me please. I have a £5000 claim against the Royal Bank of Scotland. It was issued on the 26th Feb and the letter I got says the fourteen day notice starts on the 3rd March. It also says "The defendant has until the 17th March to reply"
It is now Sunday the 18th March and I have been going on the moneyclaim online site since midnight but it is not letting me start judgment. I have had no response from the bank and I can't see anything online indicating a response so how come it is not letting me start judgment? Is it anythign to do with it being a Sunday?

Any help will be greatly appreciated.

Cheers

Daz

Dazza6561_2

Beate, I think you should calculate interest right up until this minute and add a note that any more delay will make it go up even more. They owe it you and thats exactly what they would do to you. The banks would be totally merciless if it were the other way round.