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Another thing that springs to mind...
Nids, if you don't agree with the following, please feel free to..
1. Kick me in the knackers
2. Gimme a bollocking
3. Delete the thread
....Just trying to help in the war against the beloved lending institutions....who you are well aware that I think are...
Anyway..
We all know that dca's brains are as empty as an Essex girl's knicker drawer....
BUT, they are becoming aware of a template letter when they see it.
The Nid's templates are the dogs danglies, but I would advise the following...
You need to give the dca at least the impression that you know what you are talking about, so they feel they may have at the very least a decent adversary.
So,
Read the template letters, try to understand and take on board what they actually mean - then, re-write them in your own words.
Not only will this give you a better chance if they litigate (as you will know what the letters actually mean), but they will also be under the illusion that you are familiar with the cca 1974 and are aware of what you are doing (so they will think much harder about whether to litigate or not)..
Nids, if you don't agree with the following, please feel free to..
1. Kick me in the knackers
2. Gimme a bollocking
3. Delete the thread
....Just trying to help in the war against the beloved lending institutions....who you are well aware that I think are...
Anyway..
We all know that dca's brains are as empty as an Essex girl's knicker drawer....
BUT, they are becoming aware of a template letter when they see it.
The Nid's templates are the dogs danglies, but I would advise the following...
You need to give the dca at least the impression that you know what you are talking about, so they feel they may have at the very least a decent adversary.
So,
Read the template letters, try to understand and take on board what they actually mean - then, re-write them in your own words.
Not only will this give you a better chance if they litigate (as you will know what the letters actually mean), but they will also be under the illusion that you are familiar with the cca 1974 and are aware of what you are doing (so they will think much harder about whether to litigate or not)..
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