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Hi, I don't know how to change the title of this thread but it should now say BLACK RAIN v AMEX **WON** or something similar. It took a long time but the good Bailiffs of Brighton County Court manged to extract the remainder of my money and the bailiffs fees from American Express. Recieved a letter from the bailiffs to say that as soon as the money has cleared they will forward a cheque on to me.

 

Silly Amex for not paying up. Silly Amex for ignoring Moneyclaim. Silly Amex for ignoring default notice.... GL anyone else taking on Amex.

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That's given me a bit of hope to be honest. I'm about to issue a warrant as well. There'll be nothing left for the bailiffs to take at this rate!!

 

First Direct - Settled in full 01/07

Capital One - Settled in full 06/10/06

MINT - Settled In Full 30/08/06

HSBC - Settled in Full 15/12/06

Barclays - - Settled in Full 29/11/06

Morgan Stanley - Settled In Full 03/10/06

MBNA - Settled In Full 23/09

American Express - Settled in Full 30/11/06 via bailiffs

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hubby had no problems with amex at all they settled with a cheque for the full amount aswell!!! within 21 days...no mcol or anything.....

 

wish the rest were the same!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Luckily enough Amex (Blue Card) have been ok with me so far. They responded within the time after my preliminary letter and actually sent me a cheque for 55.95 although i was claiming 79.95. I sent the cheque back with a letter stating i would only accept it as partial payment and was willing to go to court to get the money they owed me. I had a letter today saying they had received my letter and would be in touch shortly. So will wait with baited breath. :rolleyes:

I received statements from Amex (British Airways) yesterday and have today written my preliminary letter ready to send off tomorrow.

Hope you all have some good luck.

:grin: WON

GOLDFISH £291.90

MARBLES £174.47

RBOS VISA £232.19

AMEX (BLUE) £148.40

BARCLAYCARD £251.31

AMEX (BA) £151.50

RBOS M/C £222.00

RBOS (MY ACC) £430.00

BARCLAYS £505.00

MBNA £250.00

RBOS (JOINT) £2975.00

:grin:

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