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  • Oldandblue
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    Originally posted by CleverClogs View Post
    When was that appallingly disingenuous letter sent?

    It's easy enough to check if an alleged solicitor still has a practising certificate - just look for them at the Law Society ---> link

    At neither of their addresses in the UK - link 1, link 2 - does that wunch of bankers employ any solicitor by the name of Sechauri, Clark or Mitchell. Moreover, neither "Sechauri, Clark and Mitchell" nor SCM is known unto the Law Society.

    Thus, the TSB seems to have committed an offence contrary to the Solicitors Act and/or the Legal Services Act and/or the Fraud Act - and that's before one even considers their bogus assertion that County Court Summonses have been "issued", apparently without any claim being made!

    They really should be prosecuted.
    Must admit that was on old letter from 93. I've had numerous letters over the years but never signed with a persons name, always SECHIARI CLARK & MITCHELL . The last letter from them was June 14 not signed but had name Philippa Simmons. Solicitor SCM part of in house litigation dept of Lloyds. Checked links but nothing came up for her.

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  • Oldandblue
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    Originally posted by CleverClogs View Post
    What mail carrier was used to send the rubbish - the Royal Mail or UK Mail?
    Not sure it's got both stamps on.
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  • CleverClogs (RIP)
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    Originally posted by Oldandblue View Post
    I wish they would just admit in writing they don't have copies of my agreements as accounts are too old instead of avoiding it by sending all this rubbish everyday
    What mail carrier was used to send the rubbish - the Royal Mail or UK Mail?

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  • CleverClogs (RIP)
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    Originally posted by Oldandblue View Post
    Yes I understand that now, but when all this started I was very naive about these matters, then I begin to get a series of letters like this one, it frightened the life out of me, and you believe what people tell you. Know different now though
    When was that appallingly disingenuous letter sent?

    It's easy enough to check if an alleged solicitor still has a practising certificate - just look for them at the Law Society ---> link

    At neither of their addresses in the UK - link 1, link 2 - does that wunch of bankers employ any solicitor by the name of Sechauri, Clark or Mitchell. Moreover, neither "Sechauri, Clark and Mitchell" nor SCM is known unto the Law Society.

    Thus, the TSB seems to have committed an offence contrary to the Solicitors Act and/or the Legal Services Act and/or the Fraud Act - and that's before one even considers their bogus assertion that County Court Summonses have been "issued", apparently without any claim being made!

    They really should be prosecuted.

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  • Oldandblue
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    [QUOTE=Oldandblue;427438]Hiya everyone, A big thank you for all your replies.
    Had another letter from TSB today re previous letter stating "We will gather the facts together and get back to you with a full response"
    1) you are unhappy that we are unable to provide details of your credit agreements, and have not confirmed this in writing as requested. We have now sent you a copy of your agreement.
    Only sent up to date T&Cs C's. No agreement. Niddy says Currently UNENFORCEABLE.


    We will recall your other account from credit security and both accounts will be dealt with us and will advise you of the next steps on both accounts. We don't expect any increase in your current monthly agreement.


    To apologise for poor service we offer £50 to be paid into your bank account and trust this will go some way to restoring faith in us. If you wish you now have the option to go to FOS.

    Update. Don't believe this.

    Another letter yesterday. Please complete the enclosed I&E form and your proposals for payment so we can send you a thorough reply. (No I can't )
    We would like to help and it would be easier if we speak to you. Please phone us. When you call please have all your details with you as we need to talk through this. ( No chance been took on with that one before)
    We will hold action on your account for 28 days. (thanks very kind of you)

    I wish they would just admit in writing they don't have copies of my agreements as accounts are to old instead of avoiding it by sending all this rubbish everyday

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  • Oldandblue
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    Originally posted by CleverClogs View Post
    Whatever SCM might be these days, they are not a firm of solicitors.
    Yes I understand that now, but when all this started I was very naive about these matters, then I begin to get a series of letters like this one, it frightened the life out of me, and you believe what people tell you. Know different now though
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  • CleverClogs (RIP)
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    Originally posted by Oldandblue View Post
    Between TSB and SCM they've do a job on me but NO MORE
    Whatever SCM might be these days, they are not a firm of solicitors.

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  • CleverClogs (RIP)
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    Originally posted by Oldandblue View Post
    So they can keep the £50 and will reply with the letter Niddy said to send
    Rather than this?

    Dear Curs or Madmen,

    I am seated on my loo and, as I squeeze out a turd, I have your latest letter before me.

    Soon, it will be behind and beneath me.

    Yours Faithfully,

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  • nightwatch
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    I (hubby) also got a chq from lloyds tsb for £60 and they admitted that they could not supply me with a CCA, even though they had been saying since 2010 that 'you would of signed one when you opened the account, we will send it when we find it'
    they did point out that they would still like payment even though they couldn't take it to court.
    Now sold it to Cabot

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  • CleverClogs (RIP)
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    Originally posted by Pixie View Post
    They sent me a cheque so I don't see why they can't give you one.
    I believe that Oldandblue is concerned about the TSB giving him one.

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  • Oldandblue
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    Sorry about last post made a mistake and reply has been mixed in with SnV' quote. Thanks

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  • Oldandblue
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    Morning All,

    Originally posted by SaltnVinegar View Post
    Ah - be really careful what they mean by this. I assume this is why they have asked for your bank details? Make sure you ask for a cheque as previously advised.


    I'am really on guard with this lot, won't be getting bank details and they can keep their £50


    If they mean they are asking you for this payment to be made into the disputed account, then someone may try to argue later down the line that this payment reset the statute barred clock.



    Unfortunately it's not SB I've been on a payment arrangement since 1994 and only stopped a few months ago after finding AAD. I don't bank with them and they've been trying for a long time to get my payments on Direct debit


    I may be being overly paraniod, but I have seen a lot of dirty tricks over the years!
    I agree . Between TSB and SCM they've do a job on me but NO MORE

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  • SaltnVinegar
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    Originally posted by Oldandblue View Post
    To apologise for poor service we offer £50 to be paid into your bank account and trust this will go some way to restoring faith in us. If you wish you now have the option to go to FOS.
    Ah - be really careful what they mean by this. I assume this is why they have asked for your bank details? Make sure you ask for a cheque as previously advised.

    If they mean they are asking you for this payment to be made into the disputed account, then someone may try to argue later down the line that this payment reset the statute barred clock.

    I may be being overly paraniod, but I have seen a lot of dirty tricks over the years!

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  • Oldandblue
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    Hiya everyone, A big thank you for all your replies.
    Had another letter from TSB today re previous letter stating "We will gather the facts together and get back to you with a full response"
    1) you are unhappy that we are unable to provide details of your credit agreements, and have not confirmed this in writing as requested. We have now sent you a copy of your agreement.
    Only sent up to date T&Cs C's. No agreement. Niddy says Currently UNENFORCEABLE.
    We will recall your other account from credit security and both accounts will be dealt with us and will advise you of the next steps on both accounts. We don't expect any increase in your current monthly agreement.
    To apologise for poor service we offer £50 to be paid into your bank account and trust this will go some way to restoring faith in us. If you wish you now have the option to go to FOS.

    I'am not happy with that, still haven't admitted on paper that they don't have original agreements (these are from 1992/3)
    So they can keep the £50 and will reply with the letter Niddy said to send

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  • Pixie
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    Originally posted by Oldandblue View Post
    Thank everyone for your advice but I really do have a funny feeling about this.
    Why would they make this offer when
    1). Don't have original agreement said it's to old from 1992
    2). Then sent recon , I think is only T&C's Still waiting to here
    3). Want full outstanding balance immediately or will take legal action

    I think there could be some sort of catch here.
    Mine was for a current account overdraft so strictly speaking, enforceable. I cashed the cheque in February and all I've had since are a couple of letters from Westcot asking me to contact them whish of course I haven't.

    Originally posted by Still Waving View Post
    Hi
    I agree with Pixie, ask for a cheque. I've been having CCA issues with LTSB, and they sent me a cheque for £100 for "expenses and inconvenience caused in the handling of my complaint".
    . I cashed it, several months ago and no comeback.

    Perhaps you should tell them it's not enough, and ask for a cheque for £100.

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