Re: Lovemoney UE Diary
As you know I'm still paying £1 p/m to this a/c. Would like some advice is that good idea for me to cancel the payment in this stage? Thanks in advance.
Originally posted by Lovemoney
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LLOYDS TSB (OVERDRAFT)
JOINT CURRENT ACCOUNT
STARTED: 1/6/2006
DEFAULT BALANCE: £1092.00 (14/12/06)
CURRENT BALANCE: £1067.00 (7/12/08)
ACCOUNT SOLD TO DCA APPEX CREDIT MANAGEMENT/DEBT MANAGERS
26/3/12
Overdraft CCA request sent. Received annual statement 29/3/11-29/3/12.
29/3/12
received letter from Debt Managers saying 11/1/08 the a/c was passed to them for collection have not purchased the a/c, DML work in good faith under the instruction of Lloyds. Have referred to Lloyds for the information requested once is to hand will contact me again, in the meantime the a/c has been placed on hold.
19/4/12
Further to previous response, LTSB have advised that unable to provide a copy of agreement. An annual statement was sent to you on 28/3/12 direct from our client also once an a/c enters recoveries all interest & charges are stopped. Confirm repayment arrangement of £1 pm remains in place. The enclosed FOS leaflet provides details how to complain within the next 6 mnths, if you feel we have not assisted you in resolving this matter. Emailed to Niddy *refer #133 to #142
9/7/12
Letter received from Russel + Aitken...as you have failed to comply with the repayment made between you & Debt Managers, despite yr acknowledgement of liability for the a/c. We write to advise that we have received instructions to consider immediate Court Action. We are sure that you will wish to avoid this action bearing in mind the Solicitors fees & costs & the fact that yr credit rating may be seriously affected. You have a final opportunity to contact Debt Managers to avoid the action referred to. You may telephone....
17/10/12
We both received letter from...
LTSB (24/10/12)...Writing to notify you that LTSB has assigned all of its respective rights, title & interest in respect of the a/c(including the outstanding balance) to Prime Credit 1 s.a.r.l, effective 3/8/12. The total balance sold was £1026.39, any payments made towards yr a/c after 3/8/12 will be forwarded to Apex Credit Management & will be deducted from the balance. Under the terms of this assignment, & as defined in the DPA 1998. Debt Managers will continue to manage yr a/c & it is essential that all future payments & correspondence regarding this a/c continue to be directed to Debt Managers.
APEX...Write to inform you that LTSB has now assigned to Prime Credit 1 s.a.r.l. Your personal data will be processed for the purposes of the proper execution, follow up & enforcement of the agreement related to yr a/c. Pls note Prime Credit may, in line with standard industru practice, communicate yr data to third parties for the same purposes, including (but not limited to) Credit Reference Bureaux. Though the Bank has transferred the outstanding balance on yr a/c to Prime, you can still contact the Bank in relation to any complaints you have about the time when they held yr a/c. Apex has been appointed by Prime to manage yr a/c. However we wish to confirm that the repayment arrangement you have with Debt Managers will continue & you should continue to make payments in line with yr existing arrangement. You have the right to access &, where it is inaccfurate of incomplete, to update, yr personal data, pls write to the Data Protection Officer at Apex. Wait & see what they send .*refer #483
12/4/2013
Letter from APEX today (19/4/13). We are acting as a collection agent on behalf of LTSB & will now be dealing wih yr a/c. We offer a flexible approach to repaying yr a/c & have different options that may suit yr individual needs. You may have been unable to find a suitable repayment plan on this a/c previously & we believe we can help you repay the a/c, contact us as we would prefer not to escalate this through our collections process.
16/5/2013
Letter from DEBT MANAGERS (husband name). We are aware that you are currently paying yr a/c owed to our client APEX & appreciate yr cooperation so far yr payments have reduced outstanding balance to £1013.39. Our client appreciates that the ideal solution would be to have this a/c cleared with no outstanding amount, on reviewing yr current repayment plan, we have noted that you will be paying back to our client for more than 15yrs. We appreciate this is not an ideal situation & that yr financial situation may change over time. Therefore our client would like to help you to be free of this debt within a few mnths like to purpose to accept the lower amount of £658.70 to clear yr a/c in full, pls contact us within the next 14days to discuss further. This offer ideally needs to be paid over the next few wks but if you do feel that you need more time then we can work with you to arrange this. Our client feels that this option is in yr best interest due to the length of time it will take you to repay yr a/c on the current arrangement & we hope you see the proposal as a solution to clear this a/c. However, should this not be feasible at this stage, we will be happy to continue to work with you & accept the repayments as per yr current repayment plan.
21/2/14
Letter from DEBT MANAGERS received (26/2/14). Amount due to Prime Credit 1 S.a.r.l.-Lloyds. Yr a/c is now overdue for an assessment of yr financial situation, pls call XXXXXXXXX, to review yr current financial circumstances. Alternatively fill in the slip below & return with increased payment amount & the date you wish to commence this new plan & it will be automatically adjusted. Pls note we may be able to offer up to 25% discount on this debt.
Amount to be increased to ......
Start date of new payment ....
Will be paid every - Month
- 28 days
- 14 days
- Weekly
Tel No to contact you on if we have a query..............
6/3/2014
Overdraft - CCA Information part 2 sent. (*Refer #818 & #822)
JOINT CURRENT ACCOUNT
STARTED: 1/6/2006
DEFAULT BALANCE: £1092.00 (14/12/06)
CURRENT BALANCE: £1067.00 (7/12/08)
ACCOUNT SOLD TO DCA APPEX CREDIT MANAGEMENT/DEBT MANAGERS
26/3/12
Overdraft CCA request sent. Received annual statement 29/3/11-29/3/12.
29/3/12
received letter from Debt Managers saying 11/1/08 the a/c was passed to them for collection have not purchased the a/c, DML work in good faith under the instruction of Lloyds. Have referred to Lloyds for the information requested once is to hand will contact me again, in the meantime the a/c has been placed on hold.
19/4/12
Further to previous response, LTSB have advised that unable to provide a copy of agreement. An annual statement was sent to you on 28/3/12 direct from our client also once an a/c enters recoveries all interest & charges are stopped. Confirm repayment arrangement of £1 pm remains in place. The enclosed FOS leaflet provides details how to complain within the next 6 mnths, if you feel we have not assisted you in resolving this matter. Emailed to Niddy *refer #133 to #142
9/7/12
Letter received from Russel + Aitken...as you have failed to comply with the repayment made between you & Debt Managers, despite yr acknowledgement of liability for the a/c. We write to advise that we have received instructions to consider immediate Court Action. We are sure that you will wish to avoid this action bearing in mind the Solicitors fees & costs & the fact that yr credit rating may be seriously affected. You have a final opportunity to contact Debt Managers to avoid the action referred to. You may telephone....
17/10/12
We both received letter from...
LTSB (24/10/12)...Writing to notify you that LTSB has assigned all of its respective rights, title & interest in respect of the a/c(including the outstanding balance) to Prime Credit 1 s.a.r.l, effective 3/8/12. The total balance sold was £1026.39, any payments made towards yr a/c after 3/8/12 will be forwarded to Apex Credit Management & will be deducted from the balance. Under the terms of this assignment, & as defined in the DPA 1998. Debt Managers will continue to manage yr a/c & it is essential that all future payments & correspondence regarding this a/c continue to be directed to Debt Managers.
APEX...Write to inform you that LTSB has now assigned to Prime Credit 1 s.a.r.l. Your personal data will be processed for the purposes of the proper execution, follow up & enforcement of the agreement related to yr a/c. Pls note Prime Credit may, in line with standard industru practice, communicate yr data to third parties for the same purposes, including (but not limited to) Credit Reference Bureaux. Though the Bank has transferred the outstanding balance on yr a/c to Prime, you can still contact the Bank in relation to any complaints you have about the time when they held yr a/c. Apex has been appointed by Prime to manage yr a/c. However we wish to confirm that the repayment arrangement you have with Debt Managers will continue & you should continue to make payments in line with yr existing arrangement. You have the right to access &, where it is inaccfurate of incomplete, to update, yr personal data, pls write to the Data Protection Officer at Apex. Wait & see what they send .*refer #483
12/4/2013
Letter from APEX today (19/4/13). We are acting as a collection agent on behalf of LTSB & will now be dealing wih yr a/c. We offer a flexible approach to repaying yr a/c & have different options that may suit yr individual needs. You may have been unable to find a suitable repayment plan on this a/c previously & we believe we can help you repay the a/c, contact us as we would prefer not to escalate this through our collections process.
16/5/2013
Letter from DEBT MANAGERS (husband name). We are aware that you are currently paying yr a/c owed to our client APEX & appreciate yr cooperation so far yr payments have reduced outstanding balance to £1013.39. Our client appreciates that the ideal solution would be to have this a/c cleared with no outstanding amount, on reviewing yr current repayment plan, we have noted that you will be paying back to our client for more than 15yrs. We appreciate this is not an ideal situation & that yr financial situation may change over time. Therefore our client would like to help you to be free of this debt within a few mnths like to purpose to accept the lower amount of £658.70 to clear yr a/c in full, pls contact us within the next 14days to discuss further. This offer ideally needs to be paid over the next few wks but if you do feel that you need more time then we can work with you to arrange this. Our client feels that this option is in yr best interest due to the length of time it will take you to repay yr a/c on the current arrangement & we hope you see the proposal as a solution to clear this a/c. However, should this not be feasible at this stage, we will be happy to continue to work with you & accept the repayments as per yr current repayment plan.
21/2/14
Letter from DEBT MANAGERS received (26/2/14). Amount due to Prime Credit 1 S.a.r.l.-Lloyds. Yr a/c is now overdue for an assessment of yr financial situation, pls call XXXXXXXXX, to review yr current financial circumstances. Alternatively fill in the slip below & return with increased payment amount & the date you wish to commence this new plan & it will be automatically adjusted. Pls note we may be able to offer up to 25% discount on this debt.
Amount to be increased to ......
Start date of new payment ....
Will be paid every - Month
- 28 days
- 14 days
- Weekly
Tel No to contact you on if we have a query..............
6/3/2014
Overdraft - CCA Information part 2 sent. (*Refer #818 & #822)
Originally posted by Never-In-Doubt
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As per email, as you're paying £1 nominal payments into the OD just carry on with it, you don't want to be a test case on bank account supplying documents - well, not in my opinion anyway
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