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Originally posted by PlanB View Post
Have they ever sent CCA Requests to see if any of these debts are unenforceable?
I'm definitely not suggesting they should cancel the IVA because if it 'fails' all the interest which has been stopped could come whooshing back, and the IVA provider could take their fees out of what has been paid so far etc.
However, it might be useful for them to do some background research to see if the IVA may have been mis-sold. I'm not raising any expectations but read this in the Sun newspaper to get a better understanding > https://www.thesun.co.uk/money/7363258/iva-debt-refund/
Was the IVA the only debt solution option recommended to them?
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IF you cca the debts and IF some come back UE and IF on reading up you believe the IVA was missold you could make a complaint on their behalf with a letter of authority.
personally I have no time at all for payplan . Lots of IFs and BUTS there but they must do what is right for them. Glad they got to keep the £500 which would almost certainly have gone to line their pockets.
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Originally posted by Warwick65 View PostIF you cca the debts and IF some come back UE and IF on reading up you believe the IVA was missold you could make a complaint on their behalf with a letter of authority.
personally I have no time at all for payplan . Lots of IFs and BUTS there but they must do what is right for them. Glad they got to keep the £500 which would almost certainly have gone to line their pockets._______________________________________
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As you know , just because they are post 2007 doesn’t mean there isn’t protection. An accurate and true copy of the agreement , a compliant default notice and clear assignment.
You are also correct, only a court can force a reconsideration of payment.
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