I've won Junklunacy v Alliance and Leicester Donation on its way Junklunacy

Have checked my account and taken out the money. Took a while but I have got ALL of my claim back. I am a bit miffed that the court has not been in touch as i haven't heard anything from them in weeks. Anyway i'll be posting a letter to them to formally close my case.

I've received a letter from A&L saying that they have calculated my claim and have now paid the interest they failed to pay me. However they paid me the interest and charges and NOT the court fee. Anyway I'm £5.16 up on the overall amount so matter now closed! I have to check my account though as they were to close it at end of last month and that's were they were going to pay the money in to.

Nothing yet from the court on a date nor anymore communication from A&L...

I am continuing with my claim to get the court fee. AL hasn’t replied since I sent the AQ which the end date for submission was today. I expect a court date shortly.

They paid me the charges and interest but failed to include the court fee even though it was made clear to them what the FULL amount was.

AL have still not paid me the £80 court fee!! They sent me a letter saying they will look into my complaint!! What complaint!!! I'm sending off my AQ to the Leeds Court and AL today. Hopefully this will speed up the money men at AL.

I will pay the o/d back but I am definately irrate about AL treatment and will be glad to end my banking with them and will draft a letter for the FSA. To date I have received £832 from them which excludes the court fee.

Yes I have an account with Barclays even after winning my claim with them and will transfer to this if I have to. I just wanted to know my position.

Received a letter today from AL saying they are going to close my account in 30days and that any overdrafts should be paid by this time. If after this time i'm unable to make full and imediate payments they can accept repayment proposals. Although doing this may result in my 'situation' being registered by a credit reference bureau. Can anyone advise me on this as I have no plans to pay £500 odd straight away and will gladly enter into a repayment plan? NB Still pursuing them for the £80 court fee!!

Well done Ros2710!!! I have cashed the cheque from AL, however I sent them a letter and the courts saying AL still owe me £80 for the court fee. Still waiting for that however I am still going to start a judgement via MCOL if I don't receive anything back from AL by the end of the week!!

BTW they mentioned nothing about confidentiality agreements, although they did say like the others that there is no admission of liability and that my account would be reviewed since I did not accept the banks terms and conditions.

I've received a letter from AL offering to settle. However the total amount doesn't include the £80 court fee. I will be cashing the cheque (once cleared) writing a letter accepting it as partial payment. I will also be informing the court of this development.

Most banks fall over at some point from here on in but for my piece of mind I'll keep up the pressure with my paperwork

More than enough of my time has been spent reading threads on this forum and I've been through the process with Barclays. What else do you think I can learn from reading more blogs saying I've won I've won bla bla bla....?

They are going to defend my claim. I am posting a letter detailing schedules to MCOL and A&L which i meant to do after I submitted my claim on MCOL. I am putting my AQ together now which will be the new one which I used against Barclays.

I've received my acknowledgement from the court. AL have until the 4th March to defend. I expect the same Barclays delaying tactics...offer 2 days before the court appearance...

Have just submitted my claim at MCOL 12/02/2007.

Just to confirm Barclays paid the monies into my Barclays acc yesterday. will be dropping a letter into the court later today to withdraw my claim. Shame as was getting familiar with the place Good luck everybody who has to appear in court tomorrow although I have the feeling ALL will be sorted before then.

Thanks everybody for help and assistance during my case. It has been very useful and inspiring. I can confirm that the monies were paid directly into my Barclays account yesterday. I will be handing a letter into the court today in Leeds to inform them and apologise for lateness for no fault of my own, but because of Barclays obvious time wasting tactics. Survey complete and a donation on its way:) Follow my other claim with Alliance & Leicester here http://www.consumeractiongroup.co.uk/forum/alliance-leicester/55554-junklunacy-alliance-leicester.html

Jenny, you could ask the bank to pay into a specified bank account!

Hi DD, i cut and paste the form from a thread on here into word and amended of course to my claim. Handed in a copy to Leeds County Court and posted a copy to Barclays. 2 days later i receive a settlement letter.

I've received a letter from Barclays offering to SETTLE IN FULL see here http://www.consumeractiongroup.co.uk/forum/barclays-bank/46690-junklunacy-barclays.html So A&L i'm coming for you.... MCOL will be visited in next day or so!!

I've received a recorded delivery letter from Barclays offering to SETTLE IN FULL see here http://www.consumeractiongroup.co.uk/forum/barclays-bank/46690-junklunacy-barclays.html

I have received a recorded delivery letter from Barclays, yes you've guessed it offering to SETTLE IN FULL for all of the claim (£1700). I never made a call to them nor was I intending to, although i was starting to get itchy feet. It looks like the CMI sheet finally got them with months of persistant letters etc... I have to sign the form and send back and they will transfer the funds into my Barclays account lol. I will be advising them that until the monies have cleared I will then inform the courts of this info and to withdraw my claim. Thanks everybody and be patient!! They will crack eventually!! Alliance & Leicester here I come...see here http://www.consumeractiongroup.co.uk/forum/alliance-leicester/55554-junklunacy-alliance-leicester.html