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lmw vs HSBC (Won)
lmw1977
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Hi,
Just posted this on the Reclaiming charges forum but thought I'd share it with you as it means once the money lands I can clear out both overdrafts!!!!
I followed the advice on the main site and HSBC wrote to me at the weekend and offered me the princely sum of £1532.25 to stop the court proceedings I'd initiated against them! I've replied that I will stop the proceedings once the money is in my account...!
Bank charges reclaiming is still worth a punt for DFWs who haven't reclaimed bank charges there's a lot of help on the main site, on this forum, and on the CAG (Consumer Action Group) boards.
Good luck if you decide to go with it.
lmw
P.S. This is why I've been non-active for quite a few days as the claim was in the latter stages I've been swotting up on the relevant law and trying to get my court bundles together!!!! But I'm around and about now!!!!
Just posted this on the Reclaiming charges forum but thought I'd share it with you as it means once the money lands I can clear out both overdrafts!!!!
I followed the advice on the main site and HSBC wrote to me at the weekend and offered me the princely sum of £1532.25 to stop the court proceedings I'd initiated against them! I've replied that I will stop the proceedings once the money is in my account...!
Bank charges reclaiming is still worth a punt for DFWs who haven't reclaimed bank charges there's a lot of help on the main site, on this forum, and on the CAG (Consumer Action Group) boards.
Good luck if you decide to go with it.
lmw
P.S. This is why I've been non-active for quite a few days as the claim was in the latter stages I've been swotting up on the relevant law and trying to get my court bundles together!!!! But I'm around and about now!!!!
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DMP with Payplan DFD sometime in 2017:eek: !
BUT...I'm Proud to be dealing with my debt.
DMP with Payplan DFD sometime in 2017:eek: !
BUT...I'm Proud to be dealing with my debt.
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:beer: well done you! Nice to hear of another victoryLBM - April 2007Claimed back my bank charges from Natwest - £1196Halifax Credit Card Claiming £467.35 Rec £467.35!/Capital One Card Claiming - £523.92/Barclaycard Claiming - £403.58 Rec £403.58/MBNA Claiming - £584.37 Rec£584.37Proud to be dealing with my debtsUpdate: 2009 - Currently claiming £1900 from Natwest0
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Wahoo!!!
Congrats you must be over the moon!!Debt Free - done
Mortgage Free - done
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Hey Well Done you, make suare you pay off some debts but put some aside to treat yourself.
Enjoy paying them off it gets addictive. xI am full of joy, abundance, wealth and love.I am a money magnet. Money comes easily and frequently.Canada excursion fund £1243/2500£10000 from £100 challenge £0/£10,0000 -
Congratulations!!!!
Good luck to everyone else who is claiming at the moment.:j WILL GET THERE SOON :j
WATCH OUT FOR THE PIG FLYING PAST!!
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