Exit Fee , abbey offering £4

homer_j_3

tesco comment refers to one of the posters on here. What do you want a clue on?

Gforceuk

homer_j wrote: »

tesco comment refers to one of the posters on here. What do you want a clue on?

you answered it ... thats what i meant. I have no idea why another poster would relate to me . It was a genuine question i asked.

Tesco_points_addict

bradthiele wrote: »

Having been charged a £225 mortgage repayment fee back in 2005, I complained to Abbey recently and they sent me a cheque for £130, claiming that was the difference between the £95 fee in place when I took out the original mortgage and the £225 I was charged.

BUT, I dug out the original contract that we signed and there was no mention of any repayment fee in the schedule of fees. I therefore returned Abbey's cheque and requested a FULL refund of the fee.

Two weeks later I have a cheque for £225 in my hands. Perserverance pays!

Remember though - NEVER deposit the first cheque if you intend to protest further - send it back. By taking the money, you are agreeing to their settlement.

BRad

Just need to send you a BIG thank you. I did as you suggested and returned the cheque asking for the full amount plus interest. It took nearly two months, but today I had a letter offering me the full £99 plus £16 inerest and £15 as an apology. YEEEEEEEEEEEEEHHHHHHHHHHH:money:

Tesco_points_addict

MarkyMarkD wrote: »

gforce

I don't understand why you think you'll be refunded the difference between £225 and £95 when you were only charged £99. That simply isn't going to happen. Why do you still believe you've been over-charged?

gforce and Tesco points addict

Whatever bradthiele says, I don't see anything clever about asking for money you aren't entitled to and bolshing your (ex?)-lender around until they pay up. That's simply bullying.

Bullying Abbey....don't make me laugh:rotfl: