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  • MrsD
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    i would do a one liner, just referring them to your letter of blah blah
    keeps a nice paper trail going

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  • SaltnVinegar
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    Originally posted by Flowerpower
    Nelson Guest Puppets? Got lots of letters from the Dynamic Duo Wetclothes-cum-Nelson Gits, some also offering substantial discounts. All ignored except for a single pre-AAD dispute letter. Haven't heard from that lot for nearly a year!
    Yes those are the ones! However did you guess?

    I think I will need to nip this in the bud and refer them to their clients last letter. It'll be interesting to see then how much of an effort they will make to come up with an agreement........

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  • SaltnVinegar
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    So update on Wescot and BoS CC:

    Despite BoS not being able to fulfil my CCA request, and promising that they would not continue recovery action until they do, I have received a letter today from Wescots solicitors.

    Apparently they are prepared to offer me a settlement at a significantly reduced rate, but only if I call them within the next 7 days.

    Hmmmm I bet they want to accept anything right now!

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  • SaltnVinegar
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    So despite being informed that I pay the balance in full, get another 2 emails today demanding payment in full, or monthly payments set at a sum I cannot afford.

    They also demand my debit card details so that they can set up this payment plan and that no other payment method is acceptable.

    Hmmmmmmmmmmm!

    I will wait to see what DCA that they decide to farm this out to!

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  • SaltnVinegar
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    Originally posted by SaltnVinegar View Post
    Also at risk of drawing the attention of the 'evil eye'............

    Since the threats from Quickquid back in February I have heard nothing more from them, or the external DCA's that they were threatening me with.

    I am sure this will not be the last I will hear on this one, but goes to show the standard '7 days' threat is a load of ballhooks.

    Best

    SnV
    LOL - the sweet irony especially as I said this on post 101 of this thread!

    TWO emails from QQ since I posted this!

    If I do not cough up the full balance immediately they are going to sell the account to an external DCA.

    Well they said this back in February so I can't wait to see what lowlife they are going to pass it off to.

    Best
    SnV

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  • SaltnVinegar
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    Originally posted by evenlessdopey View Post
    never (will they learn) they are too blinded by naked greed and an over inflated sense of entitlement

    well done
    Indeed they are!

    What I have always objected to is the intimidation, threats and harassment towards customers who get into difficulty.

    When its obvious that someone can't pay any more than they are, to what benefit is there to hound them mercilessly to the point of illness, or as we have seen, to the dreadful point where people contemplate taking their own life.

    Its this behaviour thats beyond reason.

    Best
    SnV

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  • SaltnVinegar
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    Also at risk of drawing the attention of the 'evil eye'............

    Since the threats from Quickquid back in February I have heard nothing more from them, or the external DCA's that they were threatening me with.

    I am sure this will not be the last I will hear on this one, but goes to show the standard '7 days' threat is a load of ballhooks.

    Best

    SnV

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  • MrsD
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    never (will they learn) they are too blinded by naked greed and an over inflated sense of entitlement

    well done

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  • SaltnVinegar
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    Originally posted by evenlessdopey View Post
    result S&N, they've told you they can't find it and they realise that until they do it's unenforceable, ie they can't take you to court.

    So are you still paying?
    Hiya

    Nope - I have cancelled the S/O. They can now whistle for this.

    The irony of this is that I was 'happy' paying the agreed amount, but they then farmed the account to their internal DCA who started the whole threat-o-gram funny business which got my back up.

    If they hadn't done this, I wouldn't have sent a CCA request, and they would have continued receiving payments.

    Instead, they subject me to harassment (so much for 'working with debtors') and now they have a UE agreement, which they will get nothing for.

    When are the stupid greedy bar-stewards going to learn?!

    Best
    SnV

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  • MrsD
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    result S&N, they've told you they can't find it and they realise that until they do it's unenforceable, ie they can't take you to court.

    So are you still paying?

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  • SaltnVinegar
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    So a response from my CCA request:

    They have been unable to provide a copy of the current t&c's

    They have been unable to provide a signed application form.

    All they have managed to produce is a generic financial products conditions document which includes things like current accounts, mortgages as well as credit cards.

    They go on to say:

    "Our procedure has always been to obtain our customers signature to an agreement containing the prescribed terms before entering into a credit card agreement. As such, we are confident that the agreement remains enforceable.

    The regulations define what is required of a 'copy'. Whilst regulation 3 provides 'every copy' of an executed agreement.... shall be a true copy'. Regulation 3(2)(b) provides that a copy can omit any signature box, signature or date of signature.

    In summary to comply with with section 78, the copy does not need to be a copy with the customers signature on it. We do not have to produce an actual copy of the document signed. The purpose of section 78 is to allow debtors access to their t&c's of their credit agreement and by providing the debtor with a true copy of the terms and conditions of the agreement we have complied with section 78.

    While we try to locate the full original agreement we will not be seeking to enforce the agreement. However, even if the agreement is unenforceable, the contract still have legal effect and is not void, the lender is merely prevented from seeking an enforcement order from the court."

    There is then a load of further guff advising me not to trust claims management companies.

    So a result!

    Am looking forward to writing my next snotty response to Wescot off the back of this beauty!

    Best
    SnV

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  • SaltnVinegar
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    Dear oh dear oh dear

    When are they going to learn? So HBOS/Albion have now farmed my account out to Wesc@t.

    This is despite:

    Payment arrangement accepted.
    In default of CCA request.
    No NOA

    Where do I start?!

    Looking forward to sending the response to this one! Complaint going to go back to HBOS als.

    Best
    SnV

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  • SaltnVinegar
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    Originally posted by Flowerpower
    Funny how many lenders/DCAs still think people are using claims management companies, they just can't believe the average punter would know all that legal stuff. Goes to show they haven't heard of AAD!
    It is also a little sad, as its an indication of the number of people who must be using CMC's, that creditors make this assumption, when consumers could be taking this actions themselves (up to a point).

    I may just see if I can get some NIDDY headed paper to send my next letter on, they may just get the message

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  • SaltnVinegar
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    Originally posted by evenlessdopey View Post
    standard reply, their equivalent of "doh" he wants proof?

    you have stopped paying haven't you?
    No I haven't stopped paying yet........... this is the dilemma (especially as they have now accepted my payment arrangement).

    As I have just got almost 300 quid in a 'goodwill' gesture from HBOS for letting Albion harass me while a payment arrangement was in place, I am just a little reluctant to stop the payments for what is a relatively 'small' amount (in comparison to my overall debt).

    I did stop payments to Capital One though (over two years ago) as I have had no response to my CCA request, and the DCA they were using has been particularly aggressive so they got what they deserved.

    I think I may wait to see what response I get from Albion before I think about ceasing payments.

    Best
    SnV

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  • MrsD
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    standard reply, their equivalent of "doh" he wants proof?

    you have stopped paying haven't you?

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