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  • #16
    Re: Unenforceability General Questions & Answers

    [QUOTE=garlok;113423]I would always now advise having a "parachute" account at a bank totally unrelated or connected with the bank where you have credit cards or anywhere within the parent company's possession. [/QUOTE] Agreed - if possible. If not then consider an account like this which also gives cheque book and card (easy to get as savings account)

    ---> [B][URL="http://forums.all-about-debt.co.uk/showthread.php?t=2346"]Savings Account with ChequeBook & Debit Card[/URL][/B]
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    • #17
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      Hi
      1st credit bought a MBNA loan over 2 years ago...today out of the blue comes NOTICE OF INTENDED ACTION...from mackenzie hall. I've heard nothing in over 18 months.. no statement nothing :hmm
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      • #18
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        [QUOTE=in 2 deep;126114]Hi
        1st credit bought a MBNA loan over 2 years ago...today out of the blue comes NOTICE OF INTENDED ACTION...from mackenzie hall. I've heard nothing in over 18 months.. no statement nothing :hmm[/QUOTE] Do you have a diary with this history on mate? :confused :confused
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        • #19
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          [QUOTE=Never-In-Doubt;126117]Do you have a diary with this history on mate? :confused :confused[/QUOTE]
          No..... because not heard anything in 2 years.....
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          • #20
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            [QUOTE=in 2 deep;126120]No..... because not heard anything in 2 years.....[/QUOTE] Oh! Ok, up to you - whether you send off a threat of legal action template or ignore it as a chaser - its really up to you what you feel is best mate :beer
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            • #21
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              Interesting question for this thread. When does an "application form" become a fully compliant agreement under CCA1974 pre 2006 amendments and the repeal of s127?

              Even though no copy of said application forms as agreements have been issued to the consumer party.

              regards
              Garlok

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              • #22
                Re: Unenforceability General Questions & Answers

                [QUOTE=garlok;126179]Interesting question for this thread. When does an "application form" become a fully compliant agreement under CCA1974 pre 2006 amendments and the repeal of s127?

                Even though no copy of said application forms as agreements have been issued to the consumer party.

                regards
                Garlok[/QUOTE] when they comply with their requirements mate, as per your s.78 request....

                See this mate: ---> [B][URL="http://www.all-about-debt.co.uk/pages/index.php?page=Unenforceability%20Templates%20-%20Section%206#temp-1-1"]Unenforceability Templates - The Prescribed terms[/URL][/B]
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                • #23
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                  [QUOTE=Never-In-Doubt;126132]Oh! Ok, up to you - whether you send off a threat of legal action template or ignore it as a chaser - its really up to you what you feel is best mate :beer[/QUOTE]
                  I think I'll just ignore..........:winks
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                  • #24
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                    [QUOTE=in 2 deep;126202]I think I'll just ignore..........:winks[/QUOTE] Wise choice (3 weeks later Niddy, tut tut)! ;W ;W
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                    • #25
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                      Just a quick thought....I still get credit card statement for RBS .
                      Balance £12,744
                      This months minimum payment £9,153.25
                      This account is unenforceable.....I have a letter from Nov 2009 telling me this.
                      Wonder what will happen when the min payment gets to the balance & when they will stop sending statement.
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                      • #26
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                        [QUOTE=in 2 deep;133753]Just a quick thought....I still get credit card statement for RBS .
                        Balance £12,744
                        This months minimum payment £9,153.25
                        This account is unenforceable.....I have a letter from Nov 2009 telling me this.
                        Wonder what will happen when the min payment gets to the balance & when they will stop sending statement.[/QUOTE]

                        If they stop sending statement then they'll be in breach of guidelines so will [B]always [/B]send at least one a year mate :beer
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                        • #27
                          Re: Unenforceability General Questions & Answers

                          [QUOTE=in 2 deep;133753]This months minimum payment £9,153.25
                          [/QUOTE]

                          Just pay it! :rotf - £9K isnt THAT much - I have that in copper in my bedroom :lol
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                          • #28
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                            Hi I2D :)
                            I have one of these...CCA'd them, got the (framed) letter saying they don't have an agreement and since then they send the statement every month, no interest added, min payment has been full balance for ages.

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                            • #29
                              Re: Unenforceability General Questions & Answers

                              can a creditor take court action such as sending SD or applying for a charge on your home if you have sent them CCA requests ?
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                              • #30
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                                Not if they're in default of your request, no. However those that try it soon get swatted away when we get Paul on the case. :beer
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