Unenforcable??

[PlanB]

if I send the letter do I send it to Intrum or to Resolvecall?

You send the letter to Resolvecall (not Intrum)

Di

[MrsH]

Thanks all - if I send the letter do I send it to Intrum or to Resolvecall? And will it then start the clock again with regards to Statute Barred?

[The Tech Clerk]

» Harassment & Threat of Doorstep-Visit

[Warwick65]

If you would rather you can send the no doorstep letter - its here on the site somewhere

[The Tech Clerk]

Ignore completely resolve call collection hopefuls

[MrsH]

Hi all

I’m June I received a letter from Intrum to inform me they are passing my details to Resolvecall so Resolvecall can ‘arrange a personal visit to your home’. I ignored the letter.
Today I have received a letter from Resolvecall, part of which reads - ‘we would ask you contact Intrum within 7 days to discuss this matter, or if you prefer, we can send one of our representatives to make a personal visit to your home’.

Do I just continue to ignore all correspondence?

Many thanks

MrsH

[MrsH]

Hi Di

I have had a few letters from them but nothing threatening - June they were offering me 40% off, July 50% off and August they are offering 65% off! I am just ignoring them and filing the letters and hoping that this is a very good sign that they realise what they have is unenforceable....

MrsH

[Joanna Connolly Solicitors]

I have received a letter from Intrum regarding the Tesco debt in post #7.

They are responding to my CCA request with what they call a reconstituted copy.

it is a print out of what looks like a paper credit card application form and an online application form and the general terms and their pricing policy. None of the forms have any of my details on, they are completely blank.

They have also included some copies of old statements and also a print out of my current details and list of payments that I had made to them.

At the end of their letter they state that ‘this fulfils our obligations under section 78 of the Consumer Credit Act 1974; we hope this satisfies your request for information’. They then go on to ask me to contact them within the next 14 days to arrange a payment plan.

Have you heard anything more from Intrum for this debt deemed unenforceable by Niddy in February (ex-Tesco credit card from 2008)?

Di

[Roger]

The CCA has been checked and is unenforceable!
This is UE as all it is are some blank terms / application. The prescribed terms are not intact; ie where is the signed application form?
What do I do now, do I just ignore and file away?
MrsH

ITS UE which is great news! NOW SIT ON YOUR HANDS AND SILENCE that's the AAD Way!
No phones, sms, emails, home visits everything from now on will be by SNAIL Mail
Keep records of whatever they send and or do BUT NO COOMUNICATION FROM YOU SILENCE
post any letters etc received up here.

[MrsH]

The CCA has been checked and is unenforceable!

This is UE as all it is are some blank terms / application. The prescribed terms are not intact; ie where is the signed application form?

What do I do now, do I just ignore and file away?

MrsH

[MrsH]

Thank you Tech Clerk - I will do that shortly.

Di - no I stopped paying last year when I sent my CCA request.

thanks

[Joanna Connolly Solicitors]

Are you still paying all these debts?

(Apologies for not reading back through your whole thread.)

Di

[The Tech Clerk]

send unredacted CCA copy to:= webmaster@all-about-debt.co.uk for checking = refer to this thread

[MrsH]

Hi

I have received a letter from Intrum regarding the Tesco debt in post #7.

They are responding to my CCA request with what they call a reconstituted copy.

it is a print out of what looks like a paper credit card application form and an online application form and the general terms and their pricing policy. None of the forms have any of my details on, they are completely blank.

They have also included some copies of old statements and also a print out of my current details and list of payments that I had made to them.

At the end of their letter they state that ‘this fulfils our obligations under section 78 of the Consumer Credit Act 1974; we hope this satisfies your request for information’. They then go on to ask me to contact them within the next 14 days to arrange a payment plan.

Please could you advise on what I need to do now?

Many thanks in advance!

MrsH

[MrsH]

Thank you Di, I will do!

Mrs H