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  • PlanB
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    Re: HSBC combined debt

    Originally posted by Rascaljesse View Post
    Yep it's Mortimer Clarke.
    The big fish just announced that their passing it to their "agent" have not had the hello from them yet , but am guessing its gonna have the same content as my 14 day lba for my other account that's with shoosmith!
    I won't interfere because I can see Priority1 has been handling your situation.

    To make things clear though what do you mean when you say MC solicitors say they'll be handing it to their "agent"? Did they name names in their letter? And who do you mean when you say "the big fish"?

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  • Rascaljesse
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    "14 day lba for my other account that's with shoosmith!"
    Which nids has just had a look at and thinks is enforceable, so will be speaking to em pronto!!

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  • Rascaljesse
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    Yep it's Mortimer Clarke.
    The big fish just announced that their passing it to their "agent" have not had the hello from them yet , but am guessing its gonna have the same content as my 14 day lba for my other account that's with shoosmith!
    Bugger!!

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  • PlanB
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    Do you mean Mortimer Clarke solicitors? Tell us what the letter says please.

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  • Rascaljesse
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    My accounts been passed to MC!!

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  • PlanB
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    Originally posted by Rascaljesse View Post
    Things are hotting up here!!
    In what way are they hotting up Rascal?

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  • Rascaljesse
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    Things are hotting up here!!!
    Would P1 recommend that I send them a copy of my closing bank statement??

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  • Oldandblue
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    Originally posted by Rascaljesse View Post
    Can I ask all you amalgamated or combined debt folks a question please?....when the loan element of your debt was terminated early, was the amount the full amount outstanding(ie) amount borrowed plus interest?....or at the point of termination did the amount represent a balance that had been paid off early ( ie) minus the interest that would have been due if the loan had run its course?
    does it have any significance ?
    Hiya Rascaljesse

    With my loan the interest was added every 6 months, so it was the balance outstanding plus 6months interest when the loan was closed and transferred into my current account and made me K9+ overdrawn, then charged interest on the o/d balance along with service charges and daily excess charges every month. This went on for months until I finally got them to freeze it. So they were going to get the money one way or another.

    Can't give you advice as I'am new myself, but I can say the people here are wonderful and thank them for their help and advice, I'am now beginning to see the light at the end of the tunnel

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  • PriorityOne
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    Originally posted by Rascaljesse View Post
    .....my scenario is that the loan was terminated and a figure that represented the loan as if it had been settled early (with the interest knocked off) was added to a overdraft given a new reference number and sold on, I'm just trying to figure out if this counts as being amalgamated, .....because it does seem a bit odd that the amount reflects an early settlement figure?
    Yep.... amalgamated and sold. Whatever they've done or not done in the past, they've still amalgamated two accounts in the future.

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  • Rascaljesse
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    .....my scenario is that the loan was terminated and a figure that represented the loan as if it had been settled early (with the interest knocked off) was added to a overdraft given a new reference number and sold on, I'm just trying to figure out if this counts as being amalgamated, .....because it does seem a bit odd that the amount reflects an early settlement figure?

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  • PriorityOne
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    Originally posted by Oldandblue View Post
    Hiya P1. That's very interesting
    CO OP amalgamated my loan and overdraft a few years ago and recently sold it to CABOT.
    No paperwork for the loan CO OP say it was destroyed as it was over 6years old. Loan was off 1999/2000.
    I CCA'd CABOT they said it was a current account overdraft. Pay up. I'am ignoring them
    So if CABOT have absolute assignment and no paperwork are they up the creek.
    If you have a letter stating that paperwork was destroyed, then you could send that to Cabot if they start to get heavy. If the paperwork has been destroyed, then I'd be interested to know how Cabot maintain it's an overdraft and even if it was an overdraft, they still have an obligation to comply with a CCA request; just not sec. 77/78 of it.

    Originally posted by Rascaljesse View Post
    Can I ask all you amalgamated or combined debt folks a question please?....when the loan element of your debt was terminated early, was the amount the full amount outstanding(ie) amount borrowed plus interest?....or at the point of termination did the amount represent a balance that had been paid off early ( ie) minus the interest that would have been due if the loan had run its course?
    does it have any significance ?
    Mine was an amalgamation of 3 accounts; credit card, loan account and overdraft.... but because I had a copy of the final bank statement before the account was closed showing a completely different figure, they were fecked.

    Payments made at the beginning of a loan agreement are normally interest payments, so it takes some time before the actual balance of what you've borrowed gets reduced. When I had a loan terminated by a different creditor, the balance they were chasing did not allow for any deduction of interest for this reason. They just terminated and chased me for the balance on their books.

    As they had no enforceable paperwork, I had no intention of paying them..... so didn't really care.

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  • Rascaljesse
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    Re: HSBC combined debt

    Can I ask all you amalgamated or combined debt folks a question please?....when the loan element of your debt was terminated early, was the amount the full amount outstanding(ie) amount borrowed plus interest?....or at the point of termination did the amount represent a balance that had been paid off early ( ie) minus the interest that would have been due if the loan had run its course?
    does it have any significance ?

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  • PlanB
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    Originally posted by Oldandblue View Post
    I can prove it was a loan I have the papers
    If you've got a copy of your original credit agreement amongst those papers don't show it to the Cabot as proof that it was a loan not an O/D at this moment in time. If they find a way of chasing you for that loan then they may use your copy of the CCA as the basis of any claim if the Co-op can't produce one.

    Less is more right now

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  • Never-In-Doubt
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    Then don't worry. You get a claim PM me.

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  • Oldandblue
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    Yes I can prove it was a loan I have the papers ,and a letter from the CO OP in Dec 13 confirming this also.

    Thank you

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