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    Barclays staff loan

    Hi

    I have followed your site and have prepared a cca for one of my creditors. However the other creditor is an ex barclays staff loan. I took it out in 2011 and was dismissed due to chronic ill health in 2013. I entered a step change dmp in 2013 & went self managed about 2016.

    This loan is not on any of my three credit files. Barclays say that they believe that a default was registered in 2013 but nothing showing. I was thinking of sending them a cca but was wondering whether there could be any impact to my credit file?
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    Thank you BTW

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    • #3
      Send a DSAR request no charge these days for all data held by them on yourself recorded delivery


      also start a diary with all the events from the start
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      • #4
        Good idea. My whole sar would be huge, can I just do it on my staff loans?

        I'll start a diary. I've already got my staff barclaycard as unenforceable

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        • #5
          could do but all information can be valuable at a later time if needed, so go for it all and keep safe also who says CCA unenforceable???


          send copy not redacted of the CCA to webmaster@all-about-debt.co.uk for checking for you linking to this thread

          our system has been tried and found to be good so no short cuts unless advised.
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          • #6
            PRA themselves said it was unenforceable. I have that in writing. I don't want to waste your time if necessary?

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            • #7
              keep that letter from them safe, as a back up could send CCA agreement to webmaster@all-about-debt.co.uk for checking linking this thread, (word of warning never trust a debt collection organisation) always get secondary opinions, many a person has been told for instance that an account is on hold (whilst a claim is in existence ( once a claim has been issued on a court is able to put on hold) & the defendant believed it only to find a CCJ by default against them) so forewarned is for-armed
              Last edited by The Tech Clerk; 2 September 2019, 08:23.
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              • #8
                Originally posted by rubywisp View Post
                the other creditor is an ex barclays staff loan. I took it out in 2011 and was dismissed due to chronic ill health in 2013.

                This loan is not on any of my three credit files. Barclays say that they believe that a default was registered in 2013 but nothing showing. I was thinking of sending them a cca

                Hello

                Is this Barclays staff loan now owned by PRA? I think that's what you meant in post # 6. If so what year was it assigned?

                How long would the loan have run (end date) if it had continued until the predicted expiry date?

                Was it one of these loans > https://youniquely.barclays.co.uk/bo...t-information/

                When you were dismissed in 2013 due to chronic ill health did Barclays offset any salary or holiday pay etc owed to you against the loan's outstanding balance?

                When the loan was assigned to PRA (if it was) did Barclays also include any current account overdraft which you may have had with the bank at the time?

                You say PRA have already said the debt is unenforceable which implies that you have already sent a s77/78 CCA Request, so have I misunderstand your post (it happens!).

                Are you still paying PRA or anyone for this debt?

                If it was defaulted in 2013 then the whole account would fall off your CRA files six years later whether you are paying them or not (i.e. in 2019 this year).

                Don't send anything to anyone until things become clearer.

                I look forward to helping you.

                Di
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                  Your Diary can be found here > https://all-about-debt.co.uk/forum/d...eability-diary

                  Di

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                  • #10
                    Originally posted by Diana Mayhew View Post


                    Hello

                    Is this Barclays staff loan now owned by PRA? I think that's what you meant in post # 6. If so what year was it assigned?

                    No this stayed with Barclays Closed loans and overdrafts

                    How long would the loan have run (end date) if it had continued until the predicted expiry date?

                    I believe it was a 5 year loan,

                    Was it one of these loans > https://youniquely.barclays.co.uk/bo...t-information/

                    Yes it was

                    When you were dismissed in 2013 due to chronic ill health did Barclays offset any salary or holiday pay etc owed to you against the loan's outstanding balance?

                    No they didn't

                    When the loan was assigned to PRA (if it was) did Barclays also include any current account overdraft which you may have had with the bank at the time?

                    No they didn't

                    You say PRA have already said the debt is unenforceable which implies that you have already sent a s77/78 CCA Request, so have I misunderstand your post (it happens!).

                    This is my staff loan. PRA have taken over the staff Barclaycard which is unenforceable.

                    Are you still paying PRA or anyone for this debt?

                    I am still paying £50pm to Barclays closed loans

                    If it was defaulted in 2013 then the whole account would fall off your CRA files six years later whether you are paying them or not (i.e. in 2019 this year).

                    Don't send anything to anyone until things become clearer.

                    I've just posted the GDPR request! Should I now do a ss77/78 request?

                    I look forward to helping you.

                    Di
                    Thank you in advance

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