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How long does a company have to register a default with CRA?
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Re: How long does a company have to register a default with CRA?
I you have multiple accounts get your main account out to another Bank not connected with their group as they could/will offset any balance from one account to another which they can do.
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Haha I am that's the problem but not usually in same thread
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Shouldn't be a problem for you !
You are normally talking to loads at the same time lol
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lol I'm talking to two different users no wonder I am confused
Ok, richard please do mate
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Re: How long does a company have to register a default with CRA?
Cheers Niddy
Not sure which I have - will send you a copy if ok ?
I find it crazy that I stopped paying in 2005 and the default was registered with CRA in 2010 !!
Makes no sense to me ( I should probably be worried that my current account is with them ? )
Confused
I WILL GET A MORTGAGE ONE DAY !
HAD 3 MORTGAGES WHEN I WAS 21 YEARS OLD BUT NOW GOT MORE CHANCE OF WINNING THE LOTTERY LOL
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Re: How long does a company have to register a default with CRA?
Thought you said you had it already....? lolOriginally posted by MLPA2168 View PostThanks will do when the company sends me it.
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Re: How long does a company have to register a default with CRA?
Thanks will do when the company sends me it.Originally posted by Never-In-Doubt View Postwhy dont you scan and send it me
I'll then be able to help better before you do anything....
Cheers for all your help Niddy.
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Re: How long does a company have to register a default with CRA?
why dont you scan and send it meOriginally posted by MLPA2168 View PostYeah I sent the first post without noticing your comment on s.87/88 so edited it.
Is their only one type of default the send in the post then - the s.87/s.88 CCA DN and this has bugger all to do with the Credit Reference Agencies..is that right?
I'll then be able to help better before you do anything....
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Re: How long does a company have to register a default with CRA?
Yeah I sent the first post without noticing your comment on s.87/88 so edited it.Originally posted by Never-In-Doubt View PostSee my last post lol - forget the notice of default if it was a s.87/s.88 CCA DN.

Is their only one type of default the send in the post then - the s.87/s.88 CCA DN and this has bugger all to do with the Credit Reference Agencies..is that right?
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See my last post lol - forget the notice of default if it was a s.87/s.88 CCA DN.Originally posted by MLPA2168 View PostThat's ridiculous!!!
Out of interest if they had sent you a notice of default in 2005 but only registered it in 2009 could you have tried to get it back dated with the CRA's to 2005 on your file so it dropped off earlier.
You saved £2.5 k though!!
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That's ridiculous!!!Originally posted by Never-In-Doubt View PostWell now you've found us so don't worry about others, come post here before replying.... I complained to the FOS and I had them in a right fizz but still, they found against me (wankers) - see below, that is on my file cos they closed my account for no reason and I refused to pay....
Look how long till they defaulted me - almost 3 years but FOS said it was fine
fools.
ps that is also statute barred

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Out of interest if they had sent you a notice of default in 2005 but only registered it in 2009 could you have tried to get it back dated with the CRA's to 2005 on your file so it dropped off earlier.
You saved £2.5 k though!!
Sorry correction...just saw your post about default notice served under s.87 of CCA 1974Last edited by MLPA2168; 27 February 2013, 22:06.
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Re: How long does a company have to register a default with CRA?
The DN, ie a default notice served under s.87 of CCA 1974..? Is that what you mean?Originally posted by Richard999 View PostThanks Niddy
The Lloyds one is strange but I will try to sort it - have the DN in black and white dated 2005 !
If so, that is not the same - I explained this here (look up) --> Default Removal - Almost there! I think.... - allaboutFORUMS
A DN with the CRA's is entirely different to a CCA Default Notice (s.87/s.88 CCA1974) - totally different in every capacity.
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Re: How long does a company have to register a default with CRA?
Ahh NW do search Experian but they report to all, yes but see when it comes to mortgage - see thisOriginally posted by Richard999 View PostThanks Niddy
The Lloyds one is strange but I will try to sort it - have the DN in black and white dated 2005 !
As regards Equifax all the info I can find ( including your work on the subject ) shows that many lenders only use Experian for searching purposes eg Nationwide although they often report to all !
Rich
--> Miss Muddle's UE Diary - Page 7 - allaboutFORUMS
They are very strict mate
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So they got a default, wow - I saved 2 and a half grand so who won that, really?

Try and see things from that angle... seriously, you'll laugh when you stop worrying about your credit file. I started this forum with over 50 defaults or something mad like that.... none were mine back then, victim of ID fraud and I have spent 5 years fighting to clear my name then I get this - it's laughable
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Re: How long does a company have to register a default with CRA?
Thanks Niddy
The Lloyds one is strange but I will try to sort it - have the DN in black and white dated 2005 !
As regards Equifax all the info I can find ( including your work on the subject ) shows that many lenders only use Experian for searching purposes eg Nationwide although they often report to all !
Rich
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