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  • Joanna Connolly Solicitors
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    Originally posted by Del View Post
    I have just realised something, that is not my Account Number for my old Barclaycard.
    So it may be for a different Barclaycard account?

    Did you ever have an Egg credit card, or Morgan Stanley Dean Witter etc?

    Or have they got the wrong account number (I've removed it from your post to protect your identity)?

    Di

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  • Del
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    I have just realised something, that is not my Account Number for my old Barclaycard.

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  • Del
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    This is all I got from the court when I called them to ask who and what it relates to.

    CASE DETAILS - THIS CLAIM IS FOR THE SUM OF £ 3972.54 IN RESPECT OF MONIES OWING UNDER AN AGREEMENT WITH THE ACCOUNT NO.XXXXXXXXXX PURSUANT TO THE CONSUMER CREDIT ACT 1974 (CCA). THE DEBT WAS LEGALLY ASSIGNED BY HOIST PORTFOLIO HOLDING LTD (EX BARCLAYCARD) TO THECLAIMANT AND NOTICE HAS BEEN SERVED. THE DEFENDANT HAS FAILED TO MAKE CONTRACTUAL PAYMENTS UNDER THE TERMS OF THE AGREEMENT. A DEFAULT NOTICE HAS BEEN SERVED UPON THE DEFENDANT PURSUANT TO S.87(1) CCA. THE CLAIMANT CLAIMS 1. THE SUM OF £ 3972.54 2. COSTS



    Claimant - HOIST FINANCE UK HOLDINGS 1 LIMITED


    Claimant solicitors - HOWARD COHEN & CO SOLICITORS,
    Last edited by Joanna Connolly Solicitors; 9 October 2019, 14:13. Reason: removed account number to protect your identity

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  • Joanna Connolly Solicitors
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    I think I understand that.

    In December 2011 Barclaycard served you with a Notice of Assignment to Cabot (Cabot Financial Ltd or Cabot Financial (UK) Ltd?).

    You've not paid a penny since then to either Barclaycard or Cabot which is why you believe the debt could be Statute Barred.

    There's a CCJ on your credit file from February this year (2019) and the judgement creditor is Hoist (who do not have FCA authorisation )

    Do you know the date the claim was issued?

    What about the Charging Order? Who has placed a charge on your old home?

    Di

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  • Del
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    Thank you for coming back to me.



    I hope this explanation helps.



    I got a letter from Barclaycard 7/12/2011 issuing a formal notice of assignment to Cabot Financial.. The outstanding balance at this time was £1884.03 that was transferred to Cabot. Since then not paid a penny to Barclaycard or Cabot.



    Since then I haven’t ever received any correspondence from Cabot with regards to this. I have moved house 6 times since 2011 as I travel a lot.



    I moved in November last year and only this week have I seen a CCJ on my credit file from Hoist For £3972.54 issued at my previous address in Feb this year.



    I have only ever had one Barclaycard and so somehow since hearing the debt had ben assigned to Cabot in 2011 it is now with Hoist and the amount has increased !



    I hope that make sense.



    Basically this debt has done the rounds and hoist have claimed a CCJ.

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  • Joanna Connolly Solicitors
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    Originally posted by Del View Post
    Good afternoon, Please could someone give me some advice on how to approach dealing with, A statue Bared Debt (2011) from Barclaycard that HOIST FINANCE UK HOLDINGS 1 LIMITED have got a CCJ put on my old house.

    I had an old Barclaycard which I sent a CCA request in Dec2008. They could not provide one and sent a letter back with a load of old jargon saying why they couldn’t. on 7/12/2011 they wrote to me issuing a formal notice of assignment to Cabot Financial. At the time I was still paying £1 a month once transfered to Cabot I stopped paying the £1 Dec 2011. The outstanding balance at this time was £1884.03

    I checked my Credit file this week and I see I have a CCJ on my account at my old address. Moved NOV 2018. CCJ issued FEB 2019.

    Claimant - HOIST FINANCE UK HOLDINGS 1 LIMITED
    1. THE SUM OF £ 3972.54 2. COSTS

    Questions
    I Have the N24 form and know I can ask for it to be set aside as the debt is over 6years old since the last payment was made is there a certain way of putting this on the form ?
    How do I get across they have doubled the Debt !!! ?
    If a debt has been sold to Cabot, how can a new agency who has bout the debt off of Cabot then claim they are claiming for Barclaycard ? should they be claiming on behalf of Cabot ?

    Hello

    Can you clarify a few things for me before I make any suggestions.

    Firstly, Barclaycard assigned your debt to Hoist who got a CCJ followed by a Charging Order on your old house.

    When (what year) did Hoist get the CCJ followed by a Charging Order on your old house, and how did this happen? For example did you not receive the Claim Form since you had moved from the property?

    Secondly, in December 2011 Barclaycard assigned your debt to Cabot.

    So are you certain that these two Barclaycard CCJs are for the same account since you mention different balances?

    Is there still a Charging Order on your old house or did you sell that property and pay Hoist?

    Or have I misunderstood (it happens) and Hoist assigned the debt (their CCJ) to Cabot, but Hoist then made another claim last year despite the debt being owned by Cabot (if it was)?

    Or did Barclayacrd assign your debt to Hoist who obtained the CCJ and CO, then they assigned it again to Cabot i.e. Barclaycard assigned it twice to two different debt purchasers who both got CCJs against you?

    I have many more questions but I want to establish the basics initially, and before you make an Application to set aside the Cabot (or Hoist) CCJ on the basis that the debt is Statute Barred which it may not be if a CCJ was obtained somewhere along the line.

    Di
    Last edited by Joanna Connolly Solicitors; 9 October 2019, 13:05.

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  • nightwatch
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    You need to contact DI, di@joannaconnollysolicitors.co.uk

    She will be able to explain things to you.

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  • Del
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    Good afternoon, Please could someone give me some advice on how to approach dealing with, A statue Bared Debt (2011) from Barclaycard that HOIST FINANCE UK HOLDINGS 1 LIMITED have got a CCJ put on my old house.

    I had an old Barclaycard which I sent a CCA request in Dec2008. They could not provide one and sent a letter back with a load of old jargon saying why they couldn’t. on 7/12/2011 they wrote to me issuing a formal notice of assignment to Cabot Financial. At the time I was still paying £1 a month once transfered to Cabot I stopped paying the £1 Dec 2011. The outstanding balance at this time was £1884.03

    I checked my Credit file this week and I see I have a CCJ on my account at my old address. Moved NOV 2018. CCJ issued FEB 2019.

    Claimant - HOIST FINANCE UK HOLDINGS 1 LIMITED
    1. THE SUM OF £ 3972.54 2. COSTS

    Questions
    I Have the N24 form and know I can ask for it to be set aside as the debt is over 6years old since the last payment was made is there a certain way of putting this on the form ?
    How do I get across they have doubled the Debt !!! ?
    If a debt has been sold to Cabot, how can a new agency who has bout the debt off of Cabot then claim they are claiming for Barclaycard ? should they be claiming on behalf of Cabot ?

    Please could you advise.
    C

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  • Joanna Connolly Solicitors
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    Originally posted by Strepsi View Post
    Just been browsing aad forum and noticed this thread.

    We have 3 debts not with this company. One is my b' card which I CCA'd back in 2016 not heard anything yet, which I aren't particularly worried about.

    However we have two HP agreement initially Barclays Partner Finance. As they were HP we decided to pay them £1 a month, it then moved to Robinson Way, then to Hoist. Our payment haven't stopped.

    I am not totally sure whether these two accounts were defaulted or we have an arrangement to pay.

    Not sure how to deal with this, should SAR them to get copy of any defaults and then stop payment. My worry is if hasn't defaulted, we stop the payments we then get default, we are so far down the road don't want to get any defaults now.

    Does that make sense?

    I've replied to this on your Diary thread here > https://all-about-debt.co.uk/forum/d...y-diary/page40

    Di

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  • Strepsi
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    Just been browsing aad forum and noticed this thread.

    We have 3 debts not with this company. One is my b' card which I CCA'd back in 2016 not heard anything yet, which I aren't particularly worried about.

    However we have two HP agreement initially Barclays Partner Finance. As they were HP we decided to pay them £1 a month, it then moved to Robinson Way, then to Hoist. Our payment haven't stopped.

    I am not totally sure whether these two accounts were defaulted or we have an arrangement to pay.

    Not sure how to deal with this, should SAR them to get copy of any defaults and then stop payment. My worry is if hasn't defaulted, we stop the payments we then get default, we are so far down the road don't want to get any defaults now.

    Does that make sense?

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  • Joanna Connolly Solicitors
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    Originally posted by JimmyJSC View Post
    Barclays sold debt to Hoist:

    Hi,

    Basically, I have had a few Barclays credit cards and a few other applications for credit between 2002 and 2009, in 2009 I lost my job and defaulted on the credit cards.

    In Dec 2014 I sent a CCA requests under article 78, and in Feb 2015, I was sent a reconstituted agreement for one CC incepting in 2004 and was told that another CC was not enforceable.

    I was not happy with this reconstituted agreement and sent a SARS request in early 2015 but do not remember ever receiving a response. I never heard from Barclays again regarding any CC debt, no annual statements, nothing.

    In Oct 2018, I received a letter from Barclays stating that they had sold one CC Debt to Hoist Finance with Robinson way as the administrators, I have subsequently submitted a new CCA request to Hoist, and this time received a one page document with a signature pane and on the back some terms and conditions (which looks to be an application for credit), I say some T&C’s as the document refers to conditions not present in the document, the top of this document states “this is some of the terms and conditions and that a full set will be sent out to me in the post”, This response did not include the T&C’s at time of default (I have all correspondence from Barclays including the original CCA request response) .

    I was not happy with the new information detailed above so submitted new SARS/GDPR request in June 2019 following Niddy’s template under article 15, and this time received a large stack of electronically generated statements, no letters/default notice/bi-annual statements/CCA/DEFAULT CCA nothing of this kind or any correspondence whatsoever just electronically regurgitated statements.

    This is basically where I am at, should I submit a new SARS/GDPR request under article 15 listing all the documents I require to determine enforceability?

    Also, would someone be able to assess the CCA I have received in 2019 please?

    Thanks

    Jim

    Hello

    I've received your PM and Visitors Message.

    Can you start a Diary thread on the forum in order to get help with your debts.

    This link should help you to get started > https://all-about-debt.co.uk/forum/d...-read-me-first

    Di

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  • gwlad
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    Thanks both for the replies. The property is in joint names so it a type K restriction which states I only have to inform the creditor after a disposition.

    I have contacted my broker and informed them of the situation so will wait to see what they come back with.

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  • Joanna Connolly
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    Is the property in your sole name or in joint names? If it is in joint names then the conveyancing solicitor just needs to give written notice of the sale. The creditor would have to apply for an injunction to stop it and in reality that is unlikely in the short timescale between notification and completion.

    However as Rebz has said some conveyancers will say you have to pay because they are on lenders panels though if the creditor is a debt purchaser like Cabot, Arrow, Hoist that is less likely.

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  • Rebz
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    You could always consider the type of restriction. Some restrictions only require written notice to be given to the creditor for a sale or remortgage, though of course that could bring on further action from them, if they can take it and some mortgage companies will insist on the restriction being paid

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  • gwlad
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    Hi Roger

    I have SAR from both but haven’t looked at them for a while so will dig them out and see what’s in them. From what I recall the SAR from the DMP seemed sparse to me but will check it out over the weekend.

    CCJ was in 2004 I have paperwork for this as well so will dig that out too.

    Gwlad

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