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I need to request my credit details. It's not necessarily Nationwide. Thanks for the info about banks. I currently have a TSB account. I wasn't sure whether to transfer into my current account. I wondered if they will penalise me when I decide to request my money from them. So I am hesitant. Though it would solve my immediate problem.

Hi Consumer Group. Everything has seemed so hectic in the last few weeks. Result. Nationwide paid me my money, £1885.00. I have been so busy at work that I had to keep rearranging my appointment with the Halifax, the bank I intend to change to, but when I finally did have an appointment my credit check failed me. I didn't check whether N'wide filed credit against me. Is it too late to get that removed it that is the case? They said I could have a cash account, but you have to send in an application and it takes 3 weeks. Any ideas of banks I can join instantly? Also I haven't forgotten that I have your site and all you very helpful people to thank for being so positive and helping me in this mammoth task. BIG BIG THANKS. I need to know what percentage should I donate. Also others I know are impressed. How do I send information to them directly from your site?

I'll hold on to your wise words and keep the trust.

I'm really worried now. I received an acknowledgement notice today which states that the 'defendant responded to the claim indicating an intention to defend all of the claim' It states that they have 28 days and it was filed by the Nationwide solicitors. Help, Help, what do I do now?

Now, I have issued my MoneyClaim and received a Notice of Issue on 1/8/06. It states that the Defendants have until 9/8/06 to reply. Do I just sit tight for now until that that date passes? Is there anything else I need to do?

I'm getting real nervous again. I feel as if I'm jinxed. Went to the court today to file my money claim and the staff member had a quick look over the forms and paperwork I was submitting but asked me whether I knew if Nationwide was a Limited company. Everything else was ok but that. Looking at the details on the headed note paper, at the base, it states Nationwide Life Limited. So just to alert anyone else who may not be sure. Today, I received another letter from Natiowide, in reply to my letter informing them that I will file a claim, they tell me that they are happy that they are conducting themselvesd lawfully and they reminded me that I can approach the Financial Ombudsman Service. I'll be off to court tomorrow to file.

Do I also need to attach all letters sent to Nationwide or may the court only want to see these if the case goes to court?

Does a copy of the Money Claim need to be sent to the Defendants or will the last letter that I sent, informing them that I shall be filing claim in court, be sufficient. Do they need a listed copy of the interest I am claiming.

I thought you had to fit all of the info in to the 'Brief details of claim'. I made such an effort. I actually fitted it all in after that Now I know that I can use page 2 to fit the claim details on also, I shall split the info. Thanks for that.

I've used the Particulars of claim information to outline my case. I thought it so impressive. I attempted to past it all onto the N1 form. Is it at all possible to shrink the details so that it fits? Any one with helpful hints will be most appreciated. Moderated: 3 threads merged , please keep to your original thread when updating , Thanks

Replied to NW and told them I expected a standard letter which boarded on the evasive. Reminded them that I requested that they demonstrate their penalty costs and added your suggestion at the end. Now I'll file my claim and hope for the best.

Thanks for that. I feel more confident in my figures and shall add the interest figures to my claim when I file it in court.

I have recorded all details of my charges and interest using the first calculation sheet. Will this give me a near accurate figure: 1712£37.66 eg: Days Interest claim UNPAID DD FEE £100.00 31/10/2001 1712 £37.66 I'm only concerned incase I need to explain how I came to these figures.