Please help URGENT

Hen_2

I have been claiming charges against Barclays for £3,000

They offered me £1800 but i turned them down

I filled in online court claim but they have filed a defence.

Then i had to fill in a questionaire and pay another £100

I have now received a letter from my local court saying that ..

the court has made this order of its own inititiative without a hearing.
that there are no reasonable grounds for bringing claim against the defendent.

andthat the fall of charges do not reflect the tru cost to Barclays is Not itself a basis for suing them.

Help. What do i do know??????

any advice!

Hen

LozBingley

Hen wrote: »

I have been claiming charges against Barclays for £3,000

They offered me £1800 but i turned them down

I filled in online court claim but they have filed a defence.

Then i had to fill in a questionaire and pay another £100

I have now received a letter from my local court saying that ..

the court has made this order of its own inititiative without a hearing.
that there are no reasonable grounds for bringing claim against the defendent.

andthat the fall of charges do not reflect the tru cost to Barclays is Not itself a basis for suing them.

Help. What do i do know??????

any advice!

Hen

Sorry to here your local court response

Can I suggest you file the claim with the Financial Ombudsman. Tell them of the cost you have also incurred. I hear the FO are charging banks £400 for every complaint about them in an effort to get the banks to sort themselves out. Link to FO site

IZZY01

I may be wrong, but I don't think the FOS will take on a case that has been to court and lost. You can take your case to court after the FOS ( if not successful,) but not court then the FOS.

Beate

Izzy is correct. To quote Martin's article: "if you have already been to court and have lost you’re not usually allowed to then take your case to the FOS afterwards."

Edinburghlass_2

Hen wrote: »

I have been claiming charges against Barclays for £3,000

They offered me £1800 but i turned them down

I filled in online court claim but they have filed a defence.

Then i had to fill in a questionaire and pay another £100

I have now received a letter from my local court saying that ..

the court has made this order of its own inititiative without a hearing.
that there are no reasonable grounds for bringing claim against the defendent.

andthat the fall of charges do not reflect the tru cost to Barclays is Not itself a basis for suing them.

Help. What do i do know??????

any advice!

Hen

Is there anything else said in the letter that would give you a chance to sort out your claim? Have they given you and the bank 7 days to reply to this?