Lloyds TSB

Kim1971

Me again, I've just rung the solicitors at TSB and apparently the offer still stands if they have sent a letter out they will still honour that offer.:beer: I'm in total shock as I only wrote the first letter in May

Marya_2

Kim1971 wrote: »

Me again, I've just rung the solicitors at TSB and apparently the offer still stands if they have sent a letter out they will still honour that offer.:beer: I'm in total shock as I only wrote the first letter in May

Well done Kim you're very lucky - I'm genuinely pleased for you. :T I've been fighting with LloydsTSB for months now and have a court date for August 31, with the events that unfolded yesterday and today even that looks in doubt. The letter I received from their solicitors a few weeks ago stated that their 'client was minded to enter into negotiations of a settlement' with me - wonder if that still stands!! I won't hold my breath. Do I get my court case fee back if there is no court case - that's what I'd like to know?

vickyb

hiya kim just out of curiosity what was the date on the letter that you got back with the offer on?

vickyb

thats fantastic that your offer still stands :beer:

Kim1971

vickyb wrote: »

hiya kim just out of curiosity what was the date on the letter that you got back with the offer on?

The letter was dated Monday 23 July. How strange that I have been made an offer this week when they must have known this was coming. I'm certainly not complaining though, I'm never usually this lucky.

vaughan80

Hi everyone,

I am currently attempting to get my charges back, forgetting the announcement that was made yesterday - I am wanting to know something that has been playing on my mind for a few weeks now.

IF i am successful, will TSB want to close my account (past experience's anyone?).

I actually have a loan with TSB, which used to be an old student overdraft. They claim that the money for this loan HAS to come out of the TSB bank account - therefore keeping me as a customer, is this legal and more importantly, if they want to me close my account after getting charges, what happens regarding the loan payment?

roughyed

Quick question -

Earlier in the year I got a £750 goodwill gesture after my second letter (1300 claimed) . Is it too late to chase for the rest? i.e. is there a time limit before I send a letter accepting the gesture 'without prejudice' and pursuing the rest?

(leaving the OFT business to one side)

mjt1964

Hi Can any one help me , due to what happened yesterday doas any one know how i will be effefted . i have been offered an out of court settlement by there solicitors . i had to sign an agreement and send it back which i have done and they have recieved the form back , yesterday they said the claim was being settled will this still go ahead now in light of what has gone on yesterday and does this mean that by the solicitors sending me a settlement letter is this a legally binding document which they have to honour

Kim1971

Hello there, I had an offer out of the blue this morning, I haven't even had a court date yet. Anyway I got on to the phone to the solicitors and they will honour all offers they have made. I think I will wait until the money goes into my account before I inform the court though.

Kim1971

Marya wrote: »

Well done Kim you're very lucky - I'm genuinely pleased for you. :T I've been fighting with LloydsTSB for months now and have a court date for August 31, with the events that unfolded yesterday and today even that looks in doubt. The letter I received from their solicitors a few weeks ago stated that their 'client was minded to enter into negotiations of a settlement' with me - wonder if that still stands!! I won't hold my breath. Do I get my court case fee back if there is no court case - that's what I'd like to know?

Hi Marya

I really don't know why things differ so much from person to person. I have a friend who is fighting tooth and nail for £250, yet they hand me nearly £3000 without even having a court date? I really didn't expect this.

I have everything crossed for you that an offer comes through soon, from what I can gather it seems that court cases are still going ahead. Good luck Marya.