Class action lawsuit loan processing fees
Posted on 19th October 2012
- Known from test.de, zdf.de / WISO, n-tv.de, focus.de -
This class action or collective action directed only against the first German bank (more precisely: German Bank Private and Business Customers AG) and Targobank (ex-Citibank private customers). The entry form can be found >> here <<. You can offer your registration form for a class action against us like your bank, even if your bank is not among those listed. We then examine the possibility of further collection action.
Please note: only documents that arrive by Christmas, may be submitted to the court in 2012. Later we will be happy to resubmit received in 2013, which could be unfavorable for credit agreements from before 2009 though.
Update January 2013: The lawsuits are now the LG Frankfurt and Dusseldorf in progress. But boarding Another participant is still possible.
Update February 2013: The choice of a third class action lawsuit has been made: We are now the Santander Consumer Bank sue. New participants are still welcome. Please use the same form, See above
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34 THOUGHTS ON "CLASS ACTION LOAN PROCESSING FEES"
Hans-Jürgen Niklaus on 6 December 2012 at 10:49 am said:
Hi, I have completed a loan agreement on 05.09.2011 with the Targo Bank, while a processing fee of € 478.56
get billed.
Can you sue this fee?
Regards
H.-J. Niklaus
Reply ↓
blog master
on 20 December 2012 at 08:58 said:
Thank you also for your request! (Entry form sent)
Reply ↓
Manfred Heyer on 7 December 2012 at 16:58 said:
Dear Damenund Men
I have sent a sample letter by registered mail to the Tragobank, with the request that you give me the processing fees of 397.243 Eur together
back transfer.
You have written to me today that you do not refund me the Beabeitungsgebühren.
So I want to address myself to you
Thank you very much
mfg
Manfred Heyer
Reply ↓
blog master
on 20 December 2012 at 09:00 said:
Thank you for your request! (Entry form sent)
Reply ↓
Ralf Walter on 19 December 2012 at 19:46 said:
Fee credit lodged with sample letter financial test at Santander and get appropriate cancellation.
Reply ↓
blog master
on 20 December 2012 at 08:55 said:
Dear Walter, Thank you for your interest!
We would be delighted if you submit your Santander call from us. We are already Ettlich other cases before, and so it is quite possible that we are also active against this bank. If you have any questions, I am happy to help.
Sincerely, Hezel, Director
Reply ↓
Helmut Scheller on 19 December 2012 at 19:57 said:
I am interested in a class action lawsuit against the Targobank.
Reply ↓
blog master
on 20 December 2012 at 08:54 said:
Dear Mr. Scheller, Thank you for your interest!
We would appreciate if you join as soon as possible, the class action. The conditions can be found on the entry form. If you have any questions, I am happy to help.
Sincerely, Hezel, Director
Reply ↓
Frank Engelhardt on 14 January 2013 at 12:58 pm said:
Zuammen Hello, I am also interested in an action against Santander. I have a cancellation collected on my "sample letter".
Greeting Frank Engelhardt
Reply ↓
Martin Schubert on 16 January 2013 at 17:05 said:
Hi, I have a real estate financing in November 2010 on the German bank. I had paid a fee of 1100 €.
Would be glad if I could join.
Reply ↓
DS on 25th January 2013 at 16:38 said:
Are you possibly arising from loan agreements before 2009 (in this case 7/2008) assert (keyword rule statute of limitations). M.E. counts as knowledge of the legal period beginning - at least for a non-expert. In my case also a vehicle loan from the Santander Consumer. Thank you
Reply ↓
blog master
on 28 January 2013 at 09:27 said:
Thank you for your inquiry. The law relating to limitation is controversial. However, we rely on the consumer friendly design and also take loans from 2009 and earlier, until 2003. So you can enjoy submit your loan agreement of 2008 with us. We already have numerous queries in terms Santander Consumer. Regards, Hezel, MD metaclaims
Reply ↓
Jana Furstenberger on 8 February 2013 at 19:24 said:
Hello,
I'm also interested in an action against the Santander Consumer Bank. It is "only" around 377 euros but it's more about principle to me. It is a vehicle loan 07/2009.
Reply ↓
blog master
on 12 February 2013 at 10:11 am said:
Hello and thank you for your inquiry. We are happy to take your call in our third class action lawsuit on with which we are preparing against the Santander Consumer Bank. For us there is no lower limit for the opportunity to participate, we will decline because of the amount from anyone. Each loan processing fee, it is worth to be recovered.
Regards, Hezel
P.S. A mail with entry form is on the go.
Reply ↓
Roman and Margaret Mayer on 14 February 2013 at 10:31 pm said:
Good day,
we had at OLB in 2009 loan agreement with editing and estimation fee. Test sample letter - a letter. - We do not even got a reply. Is it worth it for us, that we participate in a class action?
Reply ↓
blog master
on 14 February 2013 at 16:07 said:
Good day and thank you for your inquiry! Sorry, currently can not be assumed that a class action lawsuit against the OLB will come about because us hardly be further inquiries. Should change the situation, but we would like to come back to you. In principle, the chance of a class action is in any case greater for banks operating nationwide with a correspondingly larger customer base.
Regards, Hezel, MD
Reply ↓
Ute Reinhardt on 15 February 2013 at 08:49 said:
Ladies and Gentlemen,
I paid for the Santander loan fees and already recovered. In the past few weeks I have received a rejection letter. How long will a class action against the Santander bank probably take?
Best regards
Ute Reinhardt
Reply ↓
blog master
on 15 February 2013 at 14:56 said:
Dear Mrs. Reinhardt, thank you for your inquiry and would be delighted if you would join our class action. A form is parallel to you by mail. A court-especially since such an extensive but as a class action requires quite a season, and so I can not make the prospect of a judgment before September. Sincerely, Hezel, MD
Reply ↓
Herbert Blessau on 19 February 2013 at 09:36 said:
Ladies and Gentlemen,
I paid for the Santander loan fees and already recovered. A method with the banking ombudsmen is unsuccessful run as a decision by the Ombudsman after etlichem correspondence was rejected having regard to the prosecution.
Although it is only by an amount of € 295.05, but I think it is time that something is done.
Looking forward to read from you.
Sincerely yours
Herbert Blessau
Reply ↓
blog master
on 19 February 2013 at 09:46 said:
Dear Mr. Blessau,
Thank you for your inquiry. We are happy to take your call in our third class action lawsuit on with which we are preparing against the Santander Consumer Bank. For us there is no lower limit for the opportunity to participate, 295.00 EUR are all worth to be recovered. From the Santander Consumer Bank and the banking ombudsman we have some other letters that have exactly the same content as you have experienced it. Therefore we are pleased that so many decide to not hold out longer and let us now go the way of class action. Through your participation, we look forward
Regards, Hezel, MD
P.S. A mail with entry form is on the go.
Reply ↓
Frank Engelhardt on 19 February 2013 at 12:54 pm said:
Hello, I would like to have the forms for the class-action lawsuit against Santander after I received the first rejection. Thanks and regards Frank Engelhardt
Reply ↓
G. Saiger on 21 February 2013 at 14:48 said:
Hello,
I have twice the Santander Bank is ski vines with a request for payment of unlawfully required processing fee of 595, - € (entsprich 3.5% of the loan amount) the Santander bank insists on "individual agreement" although this "hidden" was effective interest rate. I would like to join the class action suit me! Regards G. Saiger
Reply ↓
blog master
on 21 February 2013 at 14:59 said:
Hello and thanks for your inquiry and the description of your case. Interestingly, so far have committed a processing fee of 3.5% of all car loans available to us the Santander Consumer Bank. Will have been like "individual" means the agreement so you can imagine ...
We will send you a form and look forward to your participation!
Regards, Hezel, MD
Reply ↓
Thomas Schulte on 21 February 2013 at 18:04 said:
Also have a loan with Santander Bank.Habe these 3.5%
Bezahlt.Macht 418.25 processing fee Euro.So way I see it it makes no sense the bank itself anzuschreiben.Meine Question: Do I have to write only itself or can I join the lawsuit would be my next question: What to get for free me? legal protection insurance is available
Reply ↓
blog master
on 22 February 2013 at 08:35 said:
Hello and thanks for your questions. You must write to the bank does not only themselves but can connect directly to the class action (legal background: A "late-in-Place" is not necessary in these cases enrichment). We have also not yet known case in which the Santander Consumer Bank on such a letter actually the processing fee would voluntarily repaid. Instead, all known attempts have been answered with a rejection letter with the same content (for example, see the comment before yours). Costs come to you in the law suit no. This is done at our own risk. It "costs" you but a third of the profit that brings the process (= our profit sharing). However, if you are insured for legal expenses, it may be more appropriate for you to process yourself (yes, since the legal protection bears the risk and you need to make any profit sharing). What is better depends mainly on whether you have a deductible in case of legal protection (and if so, how much this fails). If you have further questions, you can email me also like to postmaster@metaclaims.com.
Regards, Hezel, MD
Reply ↓
Thomas Schulte on 22 February 2013 at 14:56 said:
Please send me a Formular.Werde like to join the class action.
Regards
Thomas Schulte
Reply ↓
Simone on 14 March 2013 at 09:08 said:
Hello,
Thanks to various forums and some super users I ended up here and I will still fill the form and to join this class action.
Have on my writing wg. Recovery fee of Santander Bank did not even get a response!
Thank you, for being there!
Greetings Simone
Reply ↓
blog master
on 14 March 2013 at 09:51 said:
Hello, about your participation, we would be pleased. And thanks for the kind words! Sincerely, Sven Hezel, MD
Reply ↓
Nobbi on 1 April 2013 at 16:44 said:
I would like to join the class action Santander. How it looks with contracts that were concluded in 2010 with the previous bank SEB. The Santander, SEB has taken on 01/02/2011. Can these fees (still ongoing at SEB) reclaimed from Santander (legal successor)?
Reply ↓
blog master
on 2 April 2013 at 13:31 said:
Hello,
I also thank you for your blog request for an opportunity to participate in our class action for recovery of loan processing fees (Santander Consumer Bank). You are welcome to still join our class action.
This also applies to credit agreements which the Bank has concluded, as the business traded as SEB. As you correctly assume that Santander Consumer Bank is the direct successor and is liable for the old contracts. This is also true of the former GE Money Bank, which has also gone up in the Santander Consumer Bank.
We will send parallel to the form. Sincerely, Hezel, MD
Reply ↓
Alexander on 14 May 2013 at 11:25 am said:
Hello,
can be of a class action against the Targobank connect to?
What about when a credit increased, and the old one was replaced by a new one? In both cases, the loan origination fee was calculated.
Thanks and regards
Alex
Reply ↓
blog master
on 15 May 2013 at 09:22 said:
Dear Mr. Alexander,
Thank you for your inquiry. You are welcome to still join our class action lawsuit against the Targobank. This applies to both contracts / cases of tasks and increase the contract. Form is on the go.
Sincerely, Hezel, MD
Reply ↓
Peter Chlebig on 3 June 2013 at 17:44 said:
Hello,
I have 2 contracts of Santander Bank, have a print out your assignment and this will send them with plants.
I have already written to the bank 2 x, this rejects the claims.
The reason has been agreed with me always gleiche.Kosten.
Thanks in advance.
Reply ↓
blog master
on 20 June 2013 at 12:55 am said:
Hello and thank you for your contribution and your forms. This "justification" of which you report, we do not hear from the bank side, unfortunately for the first time ... In court (previously German bank Priv - and Geschäftsk, Targobank..) Was not for this "reason" but then significantly better evidence offered.
Regards, Hezel, MD
Posted on 19th October 2012
- Known from test.de, zdf.de / WISO, n-tv.de, focus.de -
This class action or collective action directed only against the first German bank (more precisely: German Bank Private and Business Customers AG) and Targobank (ex-Citibank private customers). The entry form can be found >> here <<. You can offer your registration form for a class action against us like your bank, even if your bank is not among those listed. We then examine the possibility of further collection action.
Please note: only documents that arrive by Christmas, may be submitted to the court in 2012. Later we will be happy to resubmit received in 2013, which could be unfavorable for credit agreements from before 2009 though.
Update January 2013: The lawsuits are now the LG Frankfurt and Dusseldorf in progress. But boarding Another participant is still possible.
Update February 2013: The choice of a third class action lawsuit has been made: We are now the Santander Consumer Bank sue. New participants are still welcome. Please use the same form, See above
This entry was posted in Uncategorized by blog master. Bookmark the permalink.
34 THOUGHTS ON "CLASS ACTION LOAN PROCESSING FEES"
Hans-Jürgen Niklaus on 6 December 2012 at 10:49 am said:
Hi, I have completed a loan agreement on 05.09.2011 with the Targo Bank, while a processing fee of € 478.56
get billed.
Can you sue this fee?
Regards
H.-J. Niklaus
Reply ↓
blog master
on 20 December 2012 at 08:58 said:
Thank you also for your request! (Entry form sent)
Reply ↓
Manfred Heyer on 7 December 2012 at 16:58 said:
Dear Damenund Men
I have sent a sample letter by registered mail to the Tragobank, with the request that you give me the processing fees of 397.243 Eur together
back transfer.
You have written to me today that you do not refund me the Beabeitungsgebühren.
So I want to address myself to you
Thank you very much
mfg
Manfred Heyer
Reply ↓
blog master
on 20 December 2012 at 09:00 said:
Thank you for your request! (Entry form sent)
Reply ↓
Ralf Walter on 19 December 2012 at 19:46 said:
Fee credit lodged with sample letter financial test at Santander and get appropriate cancellation.
Reply ↓
blog master
on 20 December 2012 at 08:55 said:
Dear Walter, Thank you for your interest!
We would be delighted if you submit your Santander call from us. We are already Ettlich other cases before, and so it is quite possible that we are also active against this bank. If you have any questions, I am happy to help.
Sincerely, Hezel, Director
Reply ↓
Helmut Scheller on 19 December 2012 at 19:57 said:
I am interested in a class action lawsuit against the Targobank.
Reply ↓
blog master
on 20 December 2012 at 08:54 said:
Dear Mr. Scheller, Thank you for your interest!
We would appreciate if you join as soon as possible, the class action. The conditions can be found on the entry form. If you have any questions, I am happy to help.
Sincerely, Hezel, Director
Reply ↓
Frank Engelhardt on 14 January 2013 at 12:58 pm said:
Zuammen Hello, I am also interested in an action against Santander. I have a cancellation collected on my "sample letter".
Greeting Frank Engelhardt
Reply ↓
Martin Schubert on 16 January 2013 at 17:05 said:
Hi, I have a real estate financing in November 2010 on the German bank. I had paid a fee of 1100 €.
Would be glad if I could join.
Reply ↓
DS on 25th January 2013 at 16:38 said:
Are you possibly arising from loan agreements before 2009 (in this case 7/2008) assert (keyword rule statute of limitations). M.E. counts as knowledge of the legal period beginning - at least for a non-expert. In my case also a vehicle loan from the Santander Consumer. Thank you
Reply ↓
blog master
on 28 January 2013 at 09:27 said:
Thank you for your inquiry. The law relating to limitation is controversial. However, we rely on the consumer friendly design and also take loans from 2009 and earlier, until 2003. So you can enjoy submit your loan agreement of 2008 with us. We already have numerous queries in terms Santander Consumer. Regards, Hezel, MD metaclaims
Reply ↓
Jana Furstenberger on 8 February 2013 at 19:24 said:
Hello,
I'm also interested in an action against the Santander Consumer Bank. It is "only" around 377 euros but it's more about principle to me. It is a vehicle loan 07/2009.
Reply ↓
blog master
on 12 February 2013 at 10:11 am said:
Hello and thank you for your inquiry. We are happy to take your call in our third class action lawsuit on with which we are preparing against the Santander Consumer Bank. For us there is no lower limit for the opportunity to participate, we will decline because of the amount from anyone. Each loan processing fee, it is worth to be recovered.
Regards, Hezel
P.S. A mail with entry form is on the go.
Reply ↓
Roman and Margaret Mayer on 14 February 2013 at 10:31 pm said:
Good day,
we had at OLB in 2009 loan agreement with editing and estimation fee. Test sample letter - a letter. - We do not even got a reply. Is it worth it for us, that we participate in a class action?
Reply ↓
blog master
on 14 February 2013 at 16:07 said:
Good day and thank you for your inquiry! Sorry, currently can not be assumed that a class action lawsuit against the OLB will come about because us hardly be further inquiries. Should change the situation, but we would like to come back to you. In principle, the chance of a class action is in any case greater for banks operating nationwide with a correspondingly larger customer base.
Regards, Hezel, MD
Reply ↓
Ute Reinhardt on 15 February 2013 at 08:49 said:
Ladies and Gentlemen,
I paid for the Santander loan fees and already recovered. In the past few weeks I have received a rejection letter. How long will a class action against the Santander bank probably take?
Best regards
Ute Reinhardt
Reply ↓
blog master
on 15 February 2013 at 14:56 said:
Dear Mrs. Reinhardt, thank you for your inquiry and would be delighted if you would join our class action. A form is parallel to you by mail. A court-especially since such an extensive but as a class action requires quite a season, and so I can not make the prospect of a judgment before September. Sincerely, Hezel, MD
Reply ↓
Herbert Blessau on 19 February 2013 at 09:36 said:
Ladies and Gentlemen,
I paid for the Santander loan fees and already recovered. A method with the banking ombudsmen is unsuccessful run as a decision by the Ombudsman after etlichem correspondence was rejected having regard to the prosecution.
Although it is only by an amount of € 295.05, but I think it is time that something is done.
Looking forward to read from you.
Sincerely yours
Herbert Blessau
Reply ↓
blog master
on 19 February 2013 at 09:46 said:
Dear Mr. Blessau,
Thank you for your inquiry. We are happy to take your call in our third class action lawsuit on with which we are preparing against the Santander Consumer Bank. For us there is no lower limit for the opportunity to participate, 295.00 EUR are all worth to be recovered. From the Santander Consumer Bank and the banking ombudsman we have some other letters that have exactly the same content as you have experienced it. Therefore we are pleased that so many decide to not hold out longer and let us now go the way of class action. Through your participation, we look forward
Regards, Hezel, MD
P.S. A mail with entry form is on the go.
Reply ↓
Frank Engelhardt on 19 February 2013 at 12:54 pm said:
Hello, I would like to have the forms for the class-action lawsuit against Santander after I received the first rejection. Thanks and regards Frank Engelhardt
Reply ↓
G. Saiger on 21 February 2013 at 14:48 said:
Hello,
I have twice the Santander Bank is ski vines with a request for payment of unlawfully required processing fee of 595, - € (entsprich 3.5% of the loan amount) the Santander bank insists on "individual agreement" although this "hidden" was effective interest rate. I would like to join the class action suit me! Regards G. Saiger
Reply ↓
blog master
on 21 February 2013 at 14:59 said:
Hello and thanks for your inquiry and the description of your case. Interestingly, so far have committed a processing fee of 3.5% of all car loans available to us the Santander Consumer Bank. Will have been like "individual" means the agreement so you can imagine ...
We will send you a form and look forward to your participation!
Regards, Hezel, MD
Reply ↓
Thomas Schulte on 21 February 2013 at 18:04 said:
Also have a loan with Santander Bank.Habe these 3.5%
Bezahlt.Macht 418.25 processing fee Euro.So way I see it it makes no sense the bank itself anzuschreiben.Meine Question: Do I have to write only itself or can I join the lawsuit would be my next question: What to get for free me? legal protection insurance is available
Reply ↓
blog master
on 22 February 2013 at 08:35 said:
Hello and thanks for your questions. You must write to the bank does not only themselves but can connect directly to the class action (legal background: A "late-in-Place" is not necessary in these cases enrichment). We have also not yet known case in which the Santander Consumer Bank on such a letter actually the processing fee would voluntarily repaid. Instead, all known attempts have been answered with a rejection letter with the same content (for example, see the comment before yours). Costs come to you in the law suit no. This is done at our own risk. It "costs" you but a third of the profit that brings the process (= our profit sharing). However, if you are insured for legal expenses, it may be more appropriate for you to process yourself (yes, since the legal protection bears the risk and you need to make any profit sharing). What is better depends mainly on whether you have a deductible in case of legal protection (and if so, how much this fails). If you have further questions, you can email me also like to postmaster@metaclaims.com.
Regards, Hezel, MD
Reply ↓
Thomas Schulte on 22 February 2013 at 14:56 said:
Please send me a Formular.Werde like to join the class action.
Regards
Thomas Schulte
Reply ↓
Simone on 14 March 2013 at 09:08 said:
Hello,
Thanks to various forums and some super users I ended up here and I will still fill the form and to join this class action.
Have on my writing wg. Recovery fee of Santander Bank did not even get a response!
Thank you, for being there!
Greetings Simone
Reply ↓
blog master
on 14 March 2013 at 09:51 said:
Hello, about your participation, we would be pleased. And thanks for the kind words! Sincerely, Sven Hezel, MD
Reply ↓
Nobbi on 1 April 2013 at 16:44 said:
I would like to join the class action Santander. How it looks with contracts that were concluded in 2010 with the previous bank SEB. The Santander, SEB has taken on 01/02/2011. Can these fees (still ongoing at SEB) reclaimed from Santander (legal successor)?
Reply ↓
blog master
on 2 April 2013 at 13:31 said:
Hello,
I also thank you for your blog request for an opportunity to participate in our class action for recovery of loan processing fees (Santander Consumer Bank). You are welcome to still join our class action.
This also applies to credit agreements which the Bank has concluded, as the business traded as SEB. As you correctly assume that Santander Consumer Bank is the direct successor and is liable for the old contracts. This is also true of the former GE Money Bank, which has also gone up in the Santander Consumer Bank.
We will send parallel to the form. Sincerely, Hezel, MD
Reply ↓
Alexander on 14 May 2013 at 11:25 am said:
Hello,
can be of a class action against the Targobank connect to?
What about when a credit increased, and the old one was replaced by a new one? In both cases, the loan origination fee was calculated.
Thanks and regards
Alex
Reply ↓
blog master
on 15 May 2013 at 09:22 said:
Dear Mr. Alexander,
Thank you for your inquiry. You are welcome to still join our class action lawsuit against the Targobank. This applies to both contracts / cases of tasks and increase the contract. Form is on the go.
Sincerely, Hezel, MD
Reply ↓
Peter Chlebig on 3 June 2013 at 17:44 said:
Hello,
I have 2 contracts of Santander Bank, have a print out your assignment and this will send them with plants.
I have already written to the bank 2 x, this rejects the claims.
The reason has been agreed with me always gleiche.Kosten.
Thanks in advance.
Reply ↓
blog master
on 20 June 2013 at 12:55 am said:
Hello and thank you for your contribution and your forms. This "justification" of which you report, we do not hear from the bank side, unfortunately for the first time ... In court (previously German bank Priv - and Geschäftsk, Targobank..) Was not for this "reason" but then significantly better evidence offered.
Regards, Hezel, MD
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