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Hello,

 

i sent off my prelim letter and statements which was received 12/01.

 

Today i received a generic letter from the imfamous Colin Langdale asking me to send the a summary of charges rather than statements with charges highlighted (i saw the BBC's how to claim before i found this site)

 

Now i will send off a summary but what do i do about time frame? do i treat this as the prelim letter and give them 14 days and then send off the LBA? or treat this as the LBA? as a week as passed since my original prelim letter.

 

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letter wise, you can say you asked for the money back - that's the prelim - they just want it in another form - so do the spreadsheet, then use that as your breakdown of charges and i'd proceed to the lba - address this next one to the honorable c.l. - he does all the offering for the bank. so you've come to grips with the cag step by step instructions now?

you might want to take a look at my handy spreadsheet and interest link for those needing a little extra tuition (i wrote it for myself!) if it helps - fine! if you don't need it - that's fine too. it's post number 9 on this link:

HONEYGIE sees you HSBC! (multipage.gif1. you might follow the advice and look once more at the statements to see if you

pick up anything else - just read and try the link. there are some helpful other links on it, as well.

good luck. get back if you need help. just polish up the spreadsheet to send with the lba.

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Thanks lateralus,

 

I shall proceed as you say. Yes ive done the spreadsheet (with interest @ 8%) as per the link in the new users section.

 

yes i'm fully upto speed with the cag way of doing things.

 

Thanks again for your help!

 

Dale

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just checking - then you'll know not to ask for the 8% until the claim stage, right? just use the spreadsheet as your breakdown without the 8% for the lba, then add it on when you file your claim.

just stick to the schedule - no matter what stalling tactics they throw at you. and always post recorded delivery.

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Yes i know not to put on the 8% until MCOL time.

 

should i send the LBA now (its only been 7 days since the prelim) or wait until its been 14?

 

Just asking because i dont want to junp the gun and get egg on my face!

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i see it like this - you gave them 14 days to respond - they did respond - so, move to the next letter - you might tweak the lba template to say something like: thank you for your response dated xx/xx/xx. then put what the lba template letter says then say i am enclosing a revised breakdown of my charges. sending it in the spreadsheet form and using the cag template - they know you've got your act together and i doubt you'll hear from them again - they are just sitting there picking off the ones they can with stalling tactics (put your charges in another form, take this offer of 75%, we are looking into it )- whatever they can come up with. the 100% offers come - not from hsbc - but from their solicitors after you file your claim - usually about a month after - sometimes earlier.

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