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Anyone seen this? £25k reclaimed!

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    Anyone seen this? £25k reclaimed!

    BBC NEWS | Business | Couple recover £25,000 from bank

    No mention of which site was used to help them though but still, its one more up the banks and one back to the consumer!

    Bring it on!

    x
    Neither a borrower nor a lender be;
    For loan oft loses both itself and friend,
    And borrowing dulls the edge of husbandry.
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    Yep that was Parkvale, site helper, over the road. Lovely guy...... and very helpful Fendy xxxx

    He did it in batches. Split his claims.
    Natwest Round 1 - Won £16,080 after 6 month battle :roll:
    Abbey Round 1 - Won £5,580 after 5 month battle :okay:
    Capital 1 Credit Card - Won £1230 in 2 months
    Capital 1 Cred Card for Hubby - Won £1560 in 2 months :kiss:
    Abbey MBNA Credit Card - Won £2210 in 3 months
    Halifax Credit Card - Won £1680 in 2 months

    THE WAY FORWARD ON THESE CLAIMS, IS TO STAY POSITIVE, FOCUSED AND PATIENT, AND ALWAYS, ALWAYS BELIEVE ITS WORTH THE EFFORT, BECAUSE IT TRULY IS. WHY CHOOSE THE PATH OF LEAST RESISTANCE WHEN THERES NOTHING TO LEARN FROM THAT. THINK OF CLAIMING AS A PERSONAL CHALLENGE AND GIVE IT YOUR ALL.

    Now Gunning for
    Natwest round 2
    Abbey Round 2
    Yorkshire Bank round 1
    A further £6000 to come back from above 3 when I win.:roll:

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    • #3
      Originally posted by Fendyweather View Post
      Yep that was Parkvale, site helper, over the road. Lovely guy...... and very helpful Fendy xxxx

      He did it in batches. Split his claims.
      ahem....we'll say no more eh fendy hun

      xx
      Neither a borrower nor a lender be;
      For loan oft loses both itself and friend,
      And borrowing dulls the edge of husbandry.

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