Just a quickie. I have a friend who has three seperate accounts with the same bank. Two of the accounts have over a thousand pounds each in charges and the other account a few hundred. If she was to persue her claim via the FOS, would she include the three accounts on the complaint form - or would it be one complaint form for each seperate account.
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I see no reason as the value of the claims, in total are less than £5000, why they should not all be submitted as one claim.
As Amy stated why use the FOS? She will most probably get a quicker result claiming with the help of this site.
It is her call in the end though.
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She is claiming in Scotland. The smaller claim would be ok as it's under £750 (small claim). But the other two accounts are over £1000 (summary cause). She thought it might drag on a bit going through the court. Any advice is greatly appreciated.
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I think it make the difference if she is claiming in Scotland.
A complaint to FOS is against the bank, rather than the issue so I would guess she lumps them altogether and puts it in as one complaint against HBOS.
From what I have read regarding FOS complaints, they simply write to the bank and the bank responds with an offer, no interest can be claimed and it takes about 6 months as they are quite busy at the moment
I also read a while ago that they had stopped multiple claims against one bank in Scotland, don't know if this is still the case but if it is, it precludes the legal route anyway.
Wish her luck and keep us informed, it would be good to know the FOS process and results xx
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Re: Fos
Nahh but only so many categories for forum areas I can think of But yes if you have a FOS issue this forum is the best place to post about it.
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