Capital1 Success (maybe Not Yet)

[blackstar500]

Story so far

 

I recently filed my case with the courts for 190 + 30 cost which was acknowledge on the 21/04/06 with the intention to defend.

 

Today i received a letter and it goes

 

Thank for writing back to about fees we have added to your account and the default on your credit file.

 

Its is denied that the fees are unlawful and i note that at no time prior to march 2006, have you disputed these fees. our default fees are detailed in your terms and conditions. our fees are based on the costs we incur when a customer breaks their contract by making a late payment, failing to make payment or goes over their credit limit.

 

Cap1 has acted in accordance with terms of your credit agreement throughout this matter and it is clear that you have no claim against capital one. whilst we dont accept liabilty for the claim, I am prepared, in an effort to resolve this matter without the need for a court hearing, a refund of 182.04. if you would like to accept this offer, please sign and return the form i ve included

 

i am also unable to remove the default from your credit file. This is because we have a legal obiligation to report to the credit reference agencies how your account was managed.

 

 

 

My question

 

Deal or No Deal ( they have not refunded my court cost of 30.00)

 

Please advise

[Alleycat]

Its your call, but if you have already filed your court claim and paid the £30, it would be worth refusing their part refund and holding out for the full whack. As far as I am aware, no Capital One case has actually gone to court yet, so you will get your money. You just need to have faith!!

[james141]

I would have thought that if you throw this back at them you would recieve a letter shortly for the full ammount, I dont think they will argue for the sake of £30

[blackstar500]

i will send my letter out immediately

[blackstar500]

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