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I called tesco to see what they wanted and all they wanted was to confirm date of birth and the original address where I took the loan out.
They already have all these details as they sent the CCA to debt managers with all that information already. They are sending everything they hold on me within 30 days so will see what they actually send
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Hi all
I thought I would update here as life got in the way as per normal. I am now fortunately in a better place with work and my health.
Tesco replied with around 100 documents in the SAR request. Statements, cca, terms etc so as niddy looked and believed it was enforceable. He hasn't seen all the documents though
So I have continued to pay my debt as listed which was with debt managers. Debt managers sold my debt to Intrum in 2022.
I have only been paying 1 pound as that's all I can afford. Intrum started sending me offers to clear the debt up to 50 percent off in August 2023. My brother offered me 3k to clear it which I put to intrum as full and final and they said no they would only accept the 50 percent.
I replied stating I shall continue paying 1 pound.
Then in November I had letters from resolvecall threatening home visits as I haven't been in contact with intrum.
This isn't true and i have replied to intrum to which they have ignored me.
I have sent resolvecall the "you have no permission to come to my address" letter and they are still threatening to come round.
I have written to resovlecall stating I have been in contact and continued paying the 1 pound and they have ignored me as well.
It's starting to affect my health again and fed up with these companies. Is it worth resending a CCA request as it's changed hands?
Does anyone have any recommendations where to go from here.
I can probably up my payment to 20 a month but that's it
Thanks as always
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To save me scrolling through your thread for the information - Tesco provided you with an agreement in 2021 (thought to be enforceable)? The assignment to Intrum was when in 2022?
If tesco had the agreement in 2021, it seems likely that Intrum could get a copy from them now, so no point in sending a new CCA request.
Resolvecall have no powers, so don't worry too much about a visit from them. Just don't let them in, and refuse to discuss the account with them. I would keep sending the £1 per week. Problem is, due to your offer, Intrum now think you have some cash, are are likely to pester you.
Was this £1 per week by agreement with Debt Managers?Last edited by Still Waving; 12 December 2023, 20:35.
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Originally posted by Still Waving View PostHi
To save me scrolling through your thread for the information - Tesco provided you with an agreement in 2021 (thought to be enforceable)? The assignment to Intrum was when in 2022?
If tesco had the agreement in 2021, it seems likely that Intrum could get a copy from them now, so no point in sending a new CCA request.
Resolvecall have no powers, so don't worry too much about a visit from them. Just don't let them in, and refuse to discuss the account with them. I would keep sending the £1 per week. Problem is, due to your offer, Intrum now think you have some cash, are are likely to pester you.
Was this £1 per week by agreement with Debt Managers?
Yes tesco provided a SAR to me in 2021 with paperwork when debt managers had the account. In 2022 intrum bought the debt from debt managers.
I have only been paying 1 pound a month and this was agreed by debt managers and intrum. It would make sense to think I have some money but obviously I don't. Intrum are saying to pay resolvecall as they are acting on behalf of intrum now. Is it worth writing to resolvecall to offer them the payment ?
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Originally posted by batchy_21 View Post
Hi Still waving
Yes tesco provided a SAR to me in 2021 with paperwork when debt managers had the account. In 2022 intrum bought the debt from debt managers.
I have only been paying 1 pound a month and this was agreed by debt managers and intrum. It would make sense to think I have some money but obviously I don't. Intrum are saying to pay resolvecall as they are acting on behalf of intrum now. Is it worth writing to resolvecall to offer them the payment ?
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Originally posted by Still Waving View Post
I don't think so, they are just a middleman. I would keep paying Intrum the £1. I wouldn't volunteer to increase repayments at the moment (finances are getting tighter for everyone). Usually the people here send Resolvecall on their way without engaging with them, and they don't hear from them again.
That's reassuring that no one seems to get numerous visits from resolvecall. I certainly wont be engaging with them.
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Originally posted by batchy_21 View Post
Thankyou. They are just a middleman and although in a letter from intrum stating to pay resolvecall I shall continue to pay intrum.
That's reassuring that no one seems to get numerous visits from resolvecall. I certainly wont be engaging with them.
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Originally posted by batchy_21 View Post
Thankyou. They are just a middleman and although in a letter from intrum stating to pay resolvecall I shall continue to pay intrum.
That's reassuring that no one seems to get numerous visits from resolvecall. I certainly wont be engaging with them.
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batchy_21
Its difficult sometimes to trawl through diaries and details and the various observations and comments made down the line.
I appreciate your issues and problems but this is where a Diary format helps.
Perhaps the first question should have been was this Tesco Debt New Monies or to pay of various accumulated debts?
It was quite a large sum and it seems was unsecured?
Tesco must have been aware of the basis and background for your Debt!
Nobody has asked this question!
Did Tesco send you a Default Notice and when because again this is never mentioned? Yet Default Notices are important documents.
Then comes the question of Debt Managers
With Assignment chains (because now Intrum were assigned the debt in 2022)
Exact names become important. Can you please advise who with Debt Managers was assigned the Debt from Tesco?
Next Intrum again Who in the Intrum Group was assigned this debt!
See below for Intrum details
Intrum UK Finance - AAD Consumer Forum (all-about-debt.co.uk)
It seems this Debt is nolonger being reported with the CRA's can you confirm this is the Case.
I hope you can now see that perhaps with more information a better understanding here will help you and AAD members!
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Originally posted by Roger View Postbatchy_21
Its difficult sometimes to trawl through diaries and details and the various observations and comments made down the line.
I appreciate your issues and problems but this is where a Diary format helps.
Perhaps the first question should have been was this Tesco Debt New Monies or to pay of various accumulated debts?
It was quite a large sum and it seems was unsecured?
Tesco must have been aware of the basis and background for your Debt!
Nobody has asked this question!
Did Tesco send you a Default Notice and when because again this is never mentioned? Yet Default Notices are important documents.
Then comes the question of Debt Managers
With Assignment chains (because now Intrum were assigned the debt in 2022)
Exact names become important. Can you please advise who with Debt Managers was assigned the Debt from Tesco?
Next Intrum again Who in the Intrum Group was assigned this debt!
See below for Intrum details
Intrum UK Finance - AAD Consumer Forum (all-about-debt.co.uk)
It seems this Debt is nolonger being reported with the CRA's can you confirm this is the Case.
I hope you can now see that perhaps with more information a better understanding here will help you and AAD members!
The tesco loan was to pay off existing debt and when I applied I told tesco it was for debt consolidation and was an unsecured loan.
Once i started having payment details i told tesco and they allowed token payments and after six months they sent a default notice this was on my credit file and now my credit file does not show the default as that went last April 2022.
All I know it was debt managers I didn't have a particular person dealing with it it letters were always signed with the managing director (name escapes me but can check once home) I will also check of what branch of debt managers
intrum again the letters are always signed off with Gavin Flynn operations director. If an email was sent and any reply was just random call centre staff. Again after reading the helpful link above the bottom of the letter (which I can't upload for some reason) says
"intrum uk Ltd is registered in England and Wales with company number 03752940. Your account is administered by intrum uk limited ("intrum") for intrum uk finance Ltd. Intrum is part of the intrum group whose registered address is the omnibus building lesbourne Road reigate Surrey Rh2 7jp.
Intrum is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority for certain credit activities and is registered on the financial services register under registration number 718918"
Hope that assists thankyouLast edited by batchy_21; 14 December 2023, 09:21.
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Its called dressing a turd. If the Old Debt(s) where UE then the Consolidated Loan will be fatally flawed irrespective of whether the CCA is EN!
Does it show this in the SAR?
As for Debt Managers and their group of Companies were they FCA Authorised? Is also an issue!
Sam Audley
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The Intrum Group describe themselves as a market leading credit management company specialising in debt collection. Intrum has offices in 24 countries across Europe and employs over 8,000 people. Intrum UK Finance Limited was formerly known as 1st Credit Limited until 1 Mar 2018. They are part of the Intrum Group and buy unpaid loans, credit cards, store cards and other debts from banks and credit card companies etc.
Like most debt purchasers, Intrum claim to help you to manage your debt through affordable repayments, and to support you through the process.
In common with most debt purchasers, their real aim is to maximise their investment in the debts they purchase. To this end, they will sometimes accept repayment plans, but may require proof of your income and expenditure before agreeing terms. Be aware, however, that these plans are usually informal and can often be reviewed or revised, usually every 6 months. A repayment plan does not stop Intrum from issuing a claim.
If you have received a letter of claim or a County Court Claim from Idem or they have obtained a default judgment against you, we can advise you how to proceed, or we can act for you. These claims can be defended and judgments set aside. Our view is that these companies, once they issue county court proceedings, must show us and the courts that they have complied with the statutory requirements of the Consumer Credit Act 1974, the Financial Services and Markets Act 2000 (FSMA) and the Law of Property Act 1925. If they have not, then they are not legally entitled to enforce these debts. We defend all cases vigorously with a near 100% success rate.
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Stop paying the £1 per month because it keeps restarting the Statute Bar Clock! Its nolonger being reported with CRA's and wouldn't stop Intrum for issuing a claim anyway.
As for ResolveCall politely wish them a Happy Christmas as you show them the door. asking them to close the gate on the way out! SILENCE is GOLDEN
So some homework is required a Diary type format will help you and AAD here!
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I would be a little careful here. The OP said at post #78 that this is starting to affect their health again.
It seems likely that Intrum could obtain a copy of the original agreement with Tesco. While there may be issues with the assignment chain, Intrum would work on the basis that the alleged debtor is unaware of that. (In any case that is an argument which would require legal representation.)
The OP may be happier to pay the £1 per week for the time being, for a quieter life. That in itself may not stop Intrum pressing for more, but stopping payments altogether is more likely to prompt a response.
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Originally posted by Still Waving View PostI would be a little careful here. The OP said at post #78 that this is starting to affect their health again.
It seems likely that Intrum could obtain a copy of the original agreement with Tesco. While there may be issues with the assignment chain, Intrum would work on the basis that the alleged debtor is unaware of that. (In any case that is an argument which would require legal representation.)
The OP may be happier to pay the £1 per week for the time being, for a quieter life. That in itself may not stop Intrum pressing for more, but stopping payments altogether is more likely to prompt a response.
But
https://all-about-debt.co.uk/forum/d...54#post1516954
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The Loan wasn't for New money but the amalgamation of existing Debts (others as well as yourself?).
CCA covers variety of different TYPES of debt all of which are treated slightly differently.
Some may even have had PPI for instance.
Digging and research here might be to your advantage.
Was this Loan for instance suggested to you by the OC? Were they aware of the purpose of that Loan?
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So for peace of mind knowledge of these original debt(s) and the type is important for instance Overdrafts!
Its actually for the OP's peace of mind because whatever he pays wouldn't stop Intrum!
batchy_21 had good advice previously from Niddy about a Nat West Loan ! 2011 see here https://all-about-debt.co.uk/forum/d...rwork#post3878
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