Another website

[AndyCex]

Hi there,

I've put up a few pages on my website regarding these charges. Not sure if i'm allowed to put the address in here though.

Could a mod reply and let me know.

I'm not making any money off it, i just think the more pages on the net there are about this the more chance of more people finding out.

Mostly links to this forum to be fair.

 

I'm in the early stages of my claim. Have sent 1st letter. Leaflet response. Am sending second letter in 2 days.

 

Thanks.

 

Andy.

[AndyCex]

So.....?

Is it ok to post the link here?

Could someone get back to me please?

 

Cheers.

 

Andy.

[dave]

It's fine.

[AndyCex]

Thanks very much Dave.

 

Here is the link.

 

**----D-tour Records----**

 

It is probably nothing people on here havn't heard before but i guess its good to have more pages about it eh?

 

Send people along to it if you have the oppurtunity.

 

Thank you.

 

Andy.

 

ps. I am not making any money from this so please don't hesitate to encourage others to visit. I only want to help, not rip people off. Banks do that well enough by themselves. Cheers!

[BankFodder]

Nice site.

Thanks for the links and the references.

 

You could warn people to read and inform themselves before they jump in

[AndyCex]

Thanks very much.

 

I have added a little warning about reading up first.

 

Thanks for your support.

 

If there is anything i (D-tour records) can do to help and support not only this forum but the wider community of people trying to fight injustice please do let me know. My company is all about "stamping out bad stuff". We are only small but everyone starts somewhere right?

Also if you know of any other causes that i could as a web based company support please do let me know.

 

info@d-tourrecords.co.uk

 

Thanks.

 

Andy.

[closey]

Good work Andy.

[PeteCC]

Nice one, Andy,

 

That looks really good, and hopefully should get a few more visitors flying in.

 

Just one thing I'd take issue with, (I think), and this goes back to dredging my memory for some 'A' level law 25 years ago, I'm not sure that you DO have to pay for something accidently broken in a shop etc. As far as I'm aware, and someone please correct me if I'm wrong, the notices which state, 'all breakages must be paid for', etc are simply disclaimers, (same as 'vehicles left at owner's risk', in a car park), and do not hold any validity in law.

 

A small point, I know, but if we, collectively, are trying to give sound, correct, legal advice and guidance, then it would be a shame if someone were to read that and walk away with false information.

 

I've had a look around, and so far can only find a couple of other forum comments, on other websites, which support this view, not any 'law' as such, but I'll keep looking.

 

Once again, your link is fab, and good of you to take the time to produce it.

 

Regards,

 

Pedantic Pete

[AndyCex]

hi Pete,

Cheers for the advice mate.

[AndyCex]

I WON!!! I got all my money back (£525) for the last year!

Abbey sent me a rather confusing letter saying basically that they wernt wrong, i was wrong for saying they were wrong......"but we're still going to pay you.....in full"....... but we're not wrong.....

 

Hehe!!

 

Chuffed!

 

Thanks to consumeractiongroup for your support!

 

Andy

[Michael Browne]

Excellent.

 

Please fill in bank survey..... and maybe a donation

 

Look here:

http://www.consumeractiongroup.co.uk/forum/general/7261-when-you-get-your.html

 

Well done, enjoy the dosh!

[AndyCex]

Thanks mate.

 

Done and dusted.

 

I will be sending a letter to Abbey thanking them for the refund. And right behind it a letter asking for the charges back for my other account.

 

Thanks again.

 

Andy.

[closey]

Good work, well please for you.

[AndyCex]

Cheers