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[rob-the-viking]

Where does it mention 26th October mate?

 

this page

 

States "Proabaly sometime after the 16th"

 

Did I read it wrong?

[the_shadow]

Where does it mention 26th October mate?

 

this page

 

States "Proabaly sometime after the 16th"

 

Did I read it wrong?

 

Prob the heading at the top in big bold letters

 

S.

[SPROUTY]

Try again

 

ROBERTSON-HOLBROOK News

 

I may have put the wrong link in?

[rob-the-viking]

26 Feb is the date at the top of the page i saw, might have read it wrong, it's nearly home time!

[rob-the-viking]

Probably me being a fool, apologies!!

[Bookworm]

Don't the people at Robertson-Holbrook know how to use a spell-check? *wince*

[car2403]

{{Arm slips on the chair arm, causing car2403 to be rudely awakened}}

 

Oh, is it time for the Judgment then?

 

{{Rolls back a-kip until it's known}}

 

ZZZzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz............

[citizenB]

Don't the people at Robertson-Holbrook know how to use a spell-check? *wince*

 

 

 

Spell check not always a good idea bookie

[Bookworm]

[illonavamp]

Ya know if it was 1980 and we were in a restaurant, I'd light a cigarette. The "food" always arrives as soon as that happens.

[simonjohn]

C'mon guys, give the supreme justice lords a chance to settle in. they only just arrived and becoming adjust to their surroundings..... im sure that their judgement is imment...

 

After all why else would the Banks be reducing their charging structure et.al

[pompeyfaith]

Simonjohn,

 

If only they were, but when you sit down and work it out sadly that is not the case.

 

There charges are just as high if not higher, it is the same old tactic and is why they have got away with this for so long it just looks cheaper.

 

PF

[hilaryfrances]

hang on in there peeps, it is frustrating I know, but where else can we get 8% interest?

[InformedSearcher]

Ya know if it was 1980 and we were in a restaurant, I'd light a cigarette. The "food" always arrives as soon as that happens.

 

 

Hehe, they arrive ultra fast now if you light up a ciggie!

Fancy Moroccan restaurants without hubbly-bubbly pipes?!

I feel an urge to get on the soap box about that subject for sure.

Michael

(lighting up yet another fag)

[carpman]

i can't understand how they could keep hiking up charges, without me agreeing to them. its easy enough to say if i don't like the new charges go somewhere else. but with a loan and overdraft thats not as straight forward as it sounds.

i honestly hope the banks are brought to justice and it hits them very very hard. they have done it to me enough times:x

[car2403]

If anyone is in any doubt about the new charges regime, they should read this;

 

BBC - Douglas Fraser's Ledger: Interesting interest rates

 

Equivilent APR on a £1 overdraft is 36,400%

[Bookworm]

Pah, he's behind us, Car, someone on the Halifax forum did the maths on that 2 days ago, lol.

 

Here:

 

http://www.consumeractiongroup.co.uk/forum/show-post/post-2507055.html

Edited October 17, 2009 by Bookworm
added link

[car2403]

Pah, he's behind us, Car, someone on the Halifax forum did the maths on that 2 days ago, lol.

 

Here:

 

http://www.consumeractiongroup.co.uk/forum/show-post/post-2507055.html

 

Not for me to say, but he probably got it from here

 

It's sounding as though "before October" actually means "the end of October" for this judgment.

 

There's me thinking I would have 2 months to plan what I'll be spending me money on before Christmas got here...

[the_shadow]

Not for me to say, but he probably got it from here

 

It's sounding as though "before October" actually means "the end of October" for this judgment.

 

There's me thinking I would have 2 months to plan what I'll be spending me money on before Christmas got here...

 

I'm sorry guy's but please put away the negativity... I'm waiting to hear what Mr MSE has to say about this.. I know he's on hol's this week cos his email told me :-D

 

S.

[InformedSearcher]

I believe we are looking at 26th October (from a link above). Intrugue catches us all at the outcome BUT if I recall the OFT did say they would persue it to the end. I hope these legal people have a backlog of work lined up when they become either the 'darlings' or 'enemies' of the people who have been fleeced.

 

I did a post months ago on CAG (which I cannot find) regarding another bank who did terms like the suggested LloydsTSB in the link. Just cannot find it now. Maybe people will switch to pay day loans etc after finding their APR's at circa 2,500% might be preferable.

 

Michael

[yourbank]

We are looking at a minimum of 26th October which means it will probably be later than then.

The big question is: When will consumers get their money back? Answer: Unlikely to be this year. Now that is the answer most people want to know

[Sol]

I can't believe it's been nearly 2 years since the first court hearing and we are still to wait for this to be sorted.

[srfrench]

And 3.5 years since I started my claim!!!!!!!

[srfrench]

Aaaaannnnndddddddddd!!!........why the reason to be so negative?

 

I have noticed a fair few posters on this forum, whilst keeping their feet on solid earth, are not hopeful the HoL/SCoJ will hand down a favourable judgement.

 

Can someone explain why please?

[car2403]

And 3.5 years since I started my claim!!!!!!!