Lloyds TSB

DropDebtFred

princesskez26 wrote: »

Yes that looks exactly right

Kez

Thanks Kez - hope it doesn't take too long!

princesskez26

DropDebtFred wrote: »

Thanks Kez - hope it doesn't take too long!

Took me 2 months from issuing MCOL, it's well worth the wait

Good luck,

Kez

joleyjoe

hi can anyone help i'm just about to write to Lloyds to ask for statements, i also have a credit card with them that they have charged me loads on. Can i put both accounts on the one letter or do i have to claim seperately for each even though it is a Lloyds credit card?

princesskez26

joleyjoe wrote: »

hi can anyone help i'm just about to write to Lloyds to ask for statements, i also have a credit card with them that they have charged me loads on. Can i put both accounts on the one letter or do i have to claim seperately for each even though it is a Lloyds credit card?

I'd send seperate letters but in same envelope, and 1 £10 is sufficient for both as its the same company

Good luck

Kez

hbee81

I am in the process of claiming charges from Lloyds TSB. After doing steps 1 & 2, I have had 2 letters from the bank asking if i will give them more time to deal with the complaint. It is now reaching the 40 day time limit I stated on the original letter, still with no conclusion. They have now included a leaflet about the ombudsan service with this second letter. Just wondering if it is now time to threaten court action and register the claim on line? Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks

rolowinch

princesskez26 wrote: »

Thank you, :rotfl: that I will

Kez

Hi Princess Kez, well done on your victory.

Just wanted to ask a question please - I have been given a court date of 16th august, can you tell me when i need to submit the court bundle - i haven't yet prepared it and i am getting really nervous - i am really hoping that they pay up without having to go to court but need to be prepared. The case was tranferred to my local court and they dispensed with the allocation questionnaire (don't know whether thats a good thing or not).

Any help you could give me would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks
Rolo

princesskez26

hbee81 wrote: »

I am in the process of claiming charges from Lloyds TSB. After doing steps 1 & 2, I have had 2 letters from the bank asking if i will give them more time to deal with the complaint. It is now reaching the 40 day time limit I stated on the original letter, still with no conclusion. They have now included a leaflet about the ombudsan service with this second letter. Just wondering if it is now time to threaten court action and register the claim on line? Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks

Yes don't stick to the banks timscales, you'll be waiting forever and a day :rolleyes: If you haven't sent your LBA (letter before action) yet then get it sent, if you have then file your claim.

The FO will take on your claim if you have waited 8 weeks from the date of the first letter you sent the bank asking for your charges back or they have said a final no we're not paying you, otherwise it's court

Good luck

Kez

princesskez26

rolowinch wrote: »

Hi Princess Kez, well done on your victory.

Just wanted to ask a question please - I have been given a court date of 16th august, can you tell me when i need to submit the court bundle - i haven't yet prepared it and i am getting really nervous - i am really hoping that they pay up without having to go to court but need to be prepared. The case was tranferred to my local court and they dispensed with the allocation questionnaire (don't know whether thats a good thing or not).

Any help you could give me would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks
Rolo

Hi,

To be honest i'm not sure when you have to submit the bundle by as I never got a court date set, the folling thread on court bundles will probably be of help to you;

http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=493178&highlight=court+bundle

You will most probably find now you have a court date set, SC&M will settle :rolleyes: this is happening a lot,

Good luck with your claim, keep us posted

Kez

Funky_Time

My first letter from Lloyds was to tell me that they have received my complaint and that it will take 4 weeks to look in to things. Well I got this a day after I sent my letter telling them that I will take them to court, I'm still waiting for my 2nd letter, I gave them 7 days and it's the 7th day to do so I will wait till tomorrow, then I'll strike.... I'm not waiting around for them.

Why do people take it to the FO, isn't court a quicker action?

helibaybee

i have gone as far as threatening court action against lloyds tsb, and today got a cheque for £750 - stating -

'further to our previous letter please find enclosed a cheque to the value of £750 we are sorry there has been some delay'

I will of course write and ask them what this is all about and for a copy of there previous letter as it does not make any sense - I am asking for £2299 which includes interest -

has anyone else been treated like this as I'm confused as to what to do next - also the eletter enclosing the £750 does not say what it is for and whether it is full and final settlement?

help anyone??