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Capital One want to charge me £12 rather than £20 per time!
albertpalbert
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Claimed for £540. Capital One want to send me a cheque for £194 stating that charges are no longer the £20 they were charging me but now £12 (so that they are more competitive?!).
So they have basically calculated the difference and offered me this.
Do they have a leg to stand on or should I continue to push for the full amount?
All advice gratefully received.
So they have basically calculated the difference and offered me this.
Do they have a leg to stand on or should I continue to push for the full amount?
All advice gratefully received.
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if they took 540 off you in charges, surely thats wat they have to pay up??
they can't just say< that now they have reduced their charges thats all you are entitled to... Surely?? it's a minefield.0 -
Stick to your £540 claim if that's the amount you lost in charges. They can't change the amount now because they have reduced their charges to £12.0
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Interesting. In effect they are claiming their true costs incurred are £12. Reject their offer and take them to court, where they will have to prove their costs are indeed the £12.
They won't be able to prove this and you should win.
I assume they're basing this on the OFT statement a while ago, although their opinion that £12 may be fair is still overruled by the law.0 -
My husband and I have just received the same letters. They have paid myself £32 for a claim of £266 and £320 for my husband for a claim of £950.
Naturally, the next letter has gone out to them - lba. They have 14 days.
This is not a fair offer in any shape or form.0 -
The CCC's always try to use the OFT ruling as a justification. However, even the new £12 charges (sorry, service fees!) are still "extravagantly" higher than the cost of automatically administering a late payment. The computer just adds the amount to your account - you don't even get a letter.The acquisition of wealth is no longer the driving force in my life.
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My husband and I have just received the same letters. They have paid myself £32 for a claim of £266 and £320 for my husband for a claim of £950.
Naturally, the next letter has gone out to them - lba. They have 14 days.
This is not a fair offer in any shape or form.
SCRAP THAT ABOVE______________________
Today my husband got a letter stating the £322 would only be credited to his account if he signed the paper to say that wasw his complete claim. AS IF!!!!!!
SO they lied- the money was not put on the account and others beware this is probably a new stalling tactic.........................................0
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