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  • Never-In-Doubt
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    Re: Could they be UE?

    Originally posted by pooky2483 View Post
    But the recon agreements have current address on them and NOT the address that we were at when Mrs Pooky took them out.

    So, if the falsely addressed recon won't get Mrs Pooky out of it then were screwed...
    well no, as a recon means they can utilise any details at their disposal. As I say, carry on blagging it, you'll be fine.....

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  • pooky2483
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    Originally posted by Never-In-Doubt View Post
    You sent me agreements for these but I have already seen them above, and as they are both post 04/07 they are both enforceable..... read up this thread.
    But the recon agreements have current address on them and NOT the address that we were at when Mrs Pooky took them out.

    remember you're simply blagging them as they can easily provide a recon, and then an electronic tick in the box....

    So, if the falsely addressed recon won't get Mrs Pooky out of it then were screwed...

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  • Never-In-Doubt
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    You sent me agreements for these but I have already seen them above, and as they are both post 04/07 they are both enforceable..... read up this thread.

    remember you're simply blagging them as they can easily provide a recon, and then an electronic tick in the box....

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  • Never-In-Doubt
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    Please email me. I can't read that as too small (on phone)...

    Thanks

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  • pooky2483
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    Just got this back from them this morning.
    Attached Files

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  • Never-In-Doubt
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    Originally posted by pooky2483 View Post
    (same ones I sent for my acc's - AW & JD, yes?)
    ---> Our Templates | Unenforceability Templates | CCA Query - Missing Prescribed Terms

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  • pooky2483
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    Re: Could they be UE?

    Originally posted by Never-In-Doubt View Post
    Point here, they'll be enforceable as far as s.127 goes (based on it being repealed) however I would blag these and send the missing PT's - worth a go
    That's what I was hoping you’d say
    Cranking up the printer
    (same ones I sent for my acc's - AW & JD, yes?)

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  • Never-In-Doubt
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    If the above accounts were opened after 04/07 then forget UE - they can create a recon and use any info available to do so. The name is de minimis as well unfortunately - easy to rectify and thus never worth fighting on unless they started action against the wrong named person....

    Point here, they'll be enforceable as far as s.127 goes (based on it being repealed) however I would blag these and send the missing PT's - worth a go

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  • pooky2483
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    Well, Finally today, the CCA's got here.
    BUT....
    The address on them is out CURRENT address and NOT the one we were at when the accounts were' allegedley' opened
    AND one one of them is an ALIAS that Mrs Pooky uses and NOT her real first name. And NOT signed by Mrs Pooky
    Note: these were opened after that year, what was it, 2007/08/09? over the net!
    Attached Files

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  • pooky2483
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    Just a quick update, still got no CCA back in the post...

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  • pooky2483
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    Re: Could they be UE?

    Originally posted by in 2 deep View Post
    Just sit back and relax.......no need to send any letter just yet
    TA, Willdo

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  • Deepie
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    Originally posted by pooky2483 View Post
    Is there a template to send them saying it's by default as they have failed to comply? ... Nothing sent and it's over the prescribed 12+2...
    Just sit back and relax.......no need to send any letter just yet

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  • pooky2483
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    Is there a template to send them saying it's by default as they have failed to comply? ... Nothing sent and it's over the prescribed 12+2...

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  • pooky2483
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    Originally posted by CleverClogs View Post
    There is, however, the (improbable) possibility that they did comply, at least to the extent imagined by wacky Waksman, by sending a 'reconstituted' agreement cobbled together from whatever was lying about in the office and/or hung on a nail in the staff karzi - and for their creative efforts to have been lost in the post.

    It might be worthwhile chasing it a little.
    Bubble Burster

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  • CleverClogs (RIP)
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    Re: Could they be UE?

    There is, however, the (improbable) possibility that they did comply, at least to the extent imagined by wacky Waksman, by sending a 'reconstituted' agreement cobbled together from whatever was lying about in the office and/or hung on a nail in the staff karzi - and for their creative efforts to have been lost in the post.

    It might be worthwhile chasing it a little.

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