Natwest bank charges - question

frugalpam

What seems many months ago, I went through MCOL to get my charges back off Natwest. They craftily offered me a £950 goodwill gesture 2 days after my deadline to start court proceedings, and now of course my case has been stayed pending the outcome of recent events, and I truly believe it'll be years before we get them back.
My question is: As they did originally offer me the £950, is there any point writing to them to say I would now accept this, and forgo interest charges and refund of court fees? Would I need to contact my local County Court, and would I need to do a new claim against Natwest?
Any advice much appreciated

Pam

nickmack

frugalpam wrote: »

As they did originally offer me the £950, is there any point writing to them to say I would now accept this, and forgo interest charges and refund of court fees?

I take it the offer didn't have a deadline specified. You could write and tell them you accept, but I think you'll probably find it's been withdrawn. They have the protection of the waiver, so you have nothing to bargain with at the moment.

frugalpam

I'm sure you're probably right there.
I went into Natwest today, and asked them the same question - the Adviser thought I'd probably need to make a new claim. If I do that, I presume I cancel the MCOL claim? I'm going to try writing to them, enclosing a copy of their offer letter, and see if that does any good (not holding my breath on that one )