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  • #31
    Re: Halifax BOS Debt & me

    Originally posted by caspar View Post
    I love that letter in post 26!
    LOL, we have a few like that - we change them to suit any court cases, lol. As you do
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    • #32
      Re: Halifax BOS Debt & me

      Originally posted by Never-In-Doubt View Post
      Send this to Blair Oliver: ---> Threat by Lender/D.C.A - To commence litigation
      Have they signed for this yet?
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      • #33
        Re: Halifax BOS Debt & me

        Originally posted by Never-In-Doubt View Post
        Have they signed for this yet?

        i posted it regular delivery, im so skint i didnt have the money to send it recorded delivery

        btw i've had another letter from BOS i'll email you this within the hour

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        • #34
          Re: Halifax BOS Debt & me

          Jesus. With the legal letters you MUST send it recorded. It's only about £1.15. They will milk it any deny receiving it and could take action. U can't prove u posted it can you?

          Game over - you lose! Seriously you must get a signature and proof of postage for everything u send.
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          • #35
            Re: Halifax BOS Debt & me

            Originally posted by Never-In-Doubt View Post
            Jesus. With the legal letters you MUST send it recorded. It's only about £1.15. They will milk it any deny receiving it and could take action. U can't prove u posted it can you?

            Game over - you lose! Seriously you must get a signature and proof of postage for everything u send.
            i'll resend the letters, check your pm

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            • #36
              Re: Halifax BOS Debt & me

              There may be some hope for you here. My belief was that for a court you don't have to send recorded to get proof of delivery, but HAVE TO get proof of postage (receipt in these courts is, I believe, assumed).

              One of my bug bears with the Post Office is the only way they will guarantee a letter will get to the addressee is if you send it Special Delivery. 1st class, 2nd class and Recorded do not guarantee delivery at all, though with recorded you can claim limited compensation. Apparantly Recorded Delivery letters sent to a company who receive lots of mail each day quite often get there, but remain unsigned for as they're in the middle of a pile of other letters.

              I know this is not as it should be, but if you want to check what I've said ask your post office.

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              • #37
                Re: Halifax BOS Debt & me

                Originally posted by caspar View Post
                There may be some hope for you here. My belief was that for a court you don't have to send recorded to get proof of delivery, but HAVE TO get proof of postage (receipt in these courts is, I believe, assumed).

                One of my bug bears with the Post Office is the only way they will guarantee a letter will get to the addressee is if you send it Special Delivery. 1st class, 2nd class and Recorded do not guarantee delivery at all, though with recorded you can claim limited compensation. Apparantly Recorded Delivery letters sent to a company who receive lots of mail each day quite often get there, but remain unsigned for as they're in the middle of a pile of other letters.

                I know this is not as it should be, but if you want to check what I've said ask your post office.
                thanks caspar for your advice i will ask at the post office about this....just waiting to see what BOS intend to do concerning handing my debt over to another second stage agent as they've mentioned in the latest letter.

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                • #38
                  Re: Halifax BOS Debt & me

                  Joe

                  I've replied to email - no need to resend the letters this time but try and send recorded delivery, the logic is so you get a proof of signature - the "Proof of Postage" certificate is worthless especially in court as that just shows you posted something - BUT, what did you post? Remember the rules of "Strict Proof thereof"....

                  For the sake of £1.15 it is best to send recorded, albeit if you're totally skint then yea, a proof of postage cert will suffice, i'd not recommend using these all the time - a signature is worth a lot more in gold
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                  • #39
                    Re: Halifax BOS Debt & me

                    Totally agree with Niddy there. Ideally Recorded Deliveery so it shows not only that you posted something, but that they received something. They can then be put to strict proof of what was received.

                    A question for Niddy: Given that receipt is assumed by the court, Can they not still be put to strict proof either of what they received or to prove they did not receive it. I can't believe they'd let such an obvious loophole exist without the court having some recourse to address it, but I don't know, hence my asking!

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                    • #40
                      Re: Halifax BOS Debt & me

                      Hiya

                      Yeah they can be put to strict proof but unfortunately as the defendant will be reliant on it, they'd put YOU (the defendant) to strict proof to prove that what you sent was indeed whatever you claim. Obviously it's then your word against theirs.

                      It's just easier all round to send recorded really. It's also your own safety net.
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                      • #41
                        Re: Halifax BOS Debt & me

                        thank you all for your replies and suggestions & which i shall take on board and put to good use

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                        • #42
                          Re: Halifax BOS Debt & me

                          Yesterday morning i received a phone call from Wescot credit services asking for my credit card details, i told them im sorry i cant give them over the phone & hung up & then this morning they called again but i didnt bother to answer the phone so it seems that BOS have handed my account to these people now, i've already changed my home phone number and im in the process of changing my mobile number too, this way the only channel of comms will be via letter.

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                          • #43
                            Re: Halifax BOS Debt & me

                            Originally posted by jinjoe View Post
                            Yesterday morning i received a phone call from Wescot credit services asking for my credit card details, i told them im sorry i cant give them over the phone & hung up & then this morning they called again but i didnt bother to answer the phone so it seems that BOS have handed my account to these people now, i've already changed my home phone number and im in the process of changing my mobile number too, this way the only channel of comms will be via letter.
                            Ok, well let us know when they write then we can advise what to respond with..
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                            • #44
                              Re: Halifax BOS Debt & me

                              I've received a letter from Westcot today demanding i make full payment...lol yeah right, niddy i've sent you the email with the letter.

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                              • #45
                                Re: Halifax BOS Debt & me

                                just like to add how the hell can a debt collection agency obtain my new home telephone number its supposed to be ex directory, do these people have some sort of secret database or something & yes ive just had a phonecall from Westcot....WTF, i thought by changing my number i would of got rid of the unwanted phone call, how wrong was i !!

                                one more thing i'm trying to find another bank i can open an account with for my wages to be paid into but also to create a direct debit account to pay household bills, however the following banks are totally out of the question as there linked to Royal bank of scotland

                                - hbos
                                - natwest
                                -Lloyds tsb
                                -halifax

                                so right now im thinking Barclays or perhaps Santander can anyone give some suggestions please
                                Last edited by jinjoe; 7 February 2011, 15:57. Reason: more info

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