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  • helmsman
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    Re: letter before action to santander

    Originally posted by Pixie View Post
    Members should only PM Paul if referred by Niddy...it helps him to keep track of what's happening
    OOOPS sorry

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  • ckplay
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    What i meant was they can be awarded all the costs in the world they will never collect

    on that i am sure

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  • PlanB
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    Originally posted by ckplay View Post
    There is a chance i am the victim of nothing more than bad cs a very bad software system and a lack of managerial leadership.

    My chances of winning are slim but santander will never secure any costs against me so the only expense is what it cost me to take them there.
    Are you sure about that? Because even if your claim is heard in the Small Claims Court there is a CPR which says costs can be awarded against the loser if it's felt that the claim was frivolous or vexatious and without legal merit

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  • ckplay
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    no not fraudulent just disputed. The company not doing as promised then offered a refund which they then did not send

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  • ckplay
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    Whne i say never secure cost i mean get me to pay lol

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  • ckplay
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    I did complain about the call

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  • ckplay
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    i have issued a sar and all information and notes and any thing else regarding this matter and an insistent last year when a member of santander staff committed fraud on my account ( they called me to apologise and told me it was internal fraud i was not even aware of a problem until they called ) are missing.

    I have made a complaint and made a complaint to the ICO and issued a letter before action to santander in regards.

    The reason i have not gone to FOS is i don't care about the money I want them docs and notes which santander don't have to provide me if i take it to FOS.

    There is a chance i am the victim of nothing more than bad cs a very bad software system and a lack of managerial leadership.

    My chances of winning are slim but santander will never secure any costs against me so the only expense is what it cost me to take them there.
    Last edited by ckplay; 8 August 2012, 12:38.

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  • Never-In-Doubt
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    You can request copies of recorded calls but will need to offer the fee for production or arrange to visit branch to listen.

    However, calls are normally kept for 3-6 months maximum, prior to being wiped. This is acceptable and you'll probably have little recourse for them destroying calls. It's all to do with 90 days time to complain after a call. If you don't complain the call is purged. It's quite normal in business.

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  • MrsD
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    this is not my area but I think a big problem here is that most of your contact has been by phone, you need to probably SAR santander to get those notes back. Unless you've recorded the calls?

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  • PlanB
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    Originally posted by MrsD View Post
    just to be on the safe side, I've edited out until we have taken some more advice. Could you take it out of your post please PlanB?

    thanks
    Sorted

    There's no love lost between me and Santander but perhaps post # 5 should not imply that the bank or any of its employees has committed fraud either. Large corporations like to sue if they think their image is being tarnished unless it's already been established in court

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  • Never-In-Doubt
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    Hi

    You ought to reject their final offer and take this up with the FOS.

    Regards the missing SAR info, the ico can stipulate that Santander must comply

    If you want to issue proceedings you're mad. It'll cost you a shit load if they win. Utilise the FOS & ICO then if you're at stalemate consider your options.

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  • ckplay
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    thanks pixie

    Thansks for pointing out the phone bill issue i will correct that in my letter

    as for spelling no I welcome it I am under no elushion that my written correspondents can work against me in the sense my grammar and spelling is shocking. So any thing you can point out is a great help not only for this letter but in general as it helps me not make the mistake again.

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  • MrsD
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    just to be on the safe side, I've edited out until we have taken some more advice. Could you take it out of your post please PlanB?

    thanks

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  • ckplay
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    i have changed it to
    my have acted dishonestly
    thanks for the heads up

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  • Pixie
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    I too have concerns about naming people on an open forum. Perhaps you could edit your letter (and PlanB edit her post) to say "a Santander employee" or something similar.

    A couple of other small points:
    a) You say at the start of the letter that it's cost you £350 in phone bills yet you're only claiming £250 for phone and fax costs.
    b) It's "correspondence" not "correspondents".
    c) Use capital I when talking about yourself.

    Sorry for being pedantic on grammar/spelling but it will give a better impression.

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