Unenforceability General Questions & Answers

[BigAl1968]

[QUOTE=Diana Mayhew;n1525760]


A debt purchaser cannot issue a Default Notice since they are not a 'credit giver' meaning that if you complied with their DN by remedying the breach of your terms and conditions, they would not be in a position to continue with your credit (e.g. couldn't issue you with a replacement card or PIN etc).

Each case is different, but that's just a simple (and hopefully logical :happy ) explanation to help to put things in context.

Di

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Thanks

[BigAl1968]

[QUOTE=Diana Mayhew;n1525760]


A debt purchaser cannot issue a Default Notice since they are not a 'credit giver' meaning that if you complied with their DN by remedying the breach of your terms and conditions, they would not be in a position to continue with your credit (e.g. couldn't issue you with a replacement card or PIN etc).

Each case is different, but that's just a simple (and hopefully logical :happy ) explanation to help to put things in context.

Di

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Thanks,
I"ve replied on the diaries post
Much appreciated.