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  • Never-In-Doubt
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    Re: onesteptoofar UE Diary

    Originally posted by midastouch View Post
    Have you checked your default notice on the LTSB credit card account?
    This will be handy if they try and enforce it......

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  • Never-In-Doubt
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    Re: onesteptoofar UE Diary

    Originally posted by onesteptoofar View Post
    Hi Niddy,

    Many thanks for your replies.

    I just have the envelope with no stamp and the postage unpaid amount and handling fee sticker on...but getting expenses retrieved sounds good..

    Further to this i've received a letter from Midas Credit Services on behalf of Moorcroft...litigation warning..we are are that you have failed to reach a repayment agreement with Moorcroft...failure to contact by 24/06/11 will result in legal proceedings without further notice...

    Anything to send?

    onesteptoofar
    Ok, for the moment send this back: Threat by Creditor - To Commence Litigation

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  • Never-In-Doubt
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    Re: onesteptoofar UE Diary

    Originally posted by onesteptoofar View Post
    Hi Niddy,

    Its the annual statement from Lloyds stating that i am in arrears.

    Just ignore?

    onesteptoofar
    Yes, ignore it

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  • midastouch
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    Re: onesteptoofar UE Diary

    Have you checked your default notice on the LTSB credit card account?
    Last edited by midastouch; 26 June 2011, 18:58.

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  • onesteptoofar
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    Re: onesteptoofar UE Diary

    Originally posted by Never-In-Doubt View Post
    Lloyds Account
    Commenced pre-1998
    Outstanding balance -2800
    Token 1 pound payments made since end 2009
    ACCOUNT HAD NOT YET DEFAULTED in Sept 2010, i have not checked if it has since this date
    DCA - Moorcroft

    Last payment made - token 1 pound payments ceased in Sept 2010

    My last letters to Moorcroft were the 'Threat-o-gram' letter and the 'Threat by Lender/D.C.A - To commence litigation' letter.

    Initially Moorcroft replied thanking me for the letter requesting a copy of the credit agreement. However under the Consumer Credit Act you must provide a 1 pound fee....

    Guess they didn't even bother to read the letter...

    I then received a letter received from Moorcroft 'We acknowledge receipt of recent correspondence with regards to the above account, your account is now on hold whilst we investigate this matter further with our client....'blah blah
    Update: Letter received from Moorcroft "monthly installment offer" We are prepared to accept £120 per month... this was sent with no stamp, so i had to trek down to the post office and pay £1.36 to receive it!

    Sit back and wait for their next effort? Or is there something else i can send? In future don't do this, let the PO return it - however ignore this offer, we'll also be getting the £1.36 knocked off for you when we next write in to them so keep that receipt with what you paid, they will pay this along with £10 for travel expenses
    Ignore for the moment though!

    Hi Niddy,

    Many thanks for your replies.

    I just have the envelope with no stamp and the postage unpaid amount and handling fee sticker on...but getting expenses retrieved sounds good..

    Further to this i've received a letter from Midas Credit Services on behalf of Moorcroft...litigation warning..we are are that you have failed to reach a repayment agreement with Moorcroft...failure to contact by 24/06/11 will result in legal proceedings without further notice...

    Anything to send?

    onesteptoofar

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  • onesteptoofar
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    Re: onesteptoofar UE Diary

    Originally posted by Never-In-Doubt View Post
    What have Lloyds said - or have they just sent the annual statement that they are meant to do?
    Hi Niddy,

    Its the annual statement from Lloyds stating that i am in arrears.

    Just ignore?

    onesteptoofar

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  • Never-In-Doubt
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    Re: onesteptoofar UE Diary

    Originally posted by onesteptoofar View Post
    Another letter received from Robinson Way Ltd ***A QUICK WAY TO SOLVE A LONG OVERDUE PROBLEM***... we will allow you to make the affordable monthly payments of £30 per month...

    How generous of them! At £30 pm it would only take me 37 1/2 yrs to clear.


    Ignore this, obviously!

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  • Never-In-Doubt
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    Re: onesteptoofar UE Diary

    Originally posted by onesteptoofar View Post
    Update: No news is good news
    Lots of updates for me though!

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  • Never-In-Doubt
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    Re: onesteptoofar UE Diary

    Originally posted by onesteptoofar View Post
    Update:

    Letter received from Lloyds themselves details arrears at 7500. Any action you take?
    What have Lloyds said - or have they just sent the annual statement that they are meant to do?

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  • Never-In-Doubt
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    Re: onesteptoofar UE Diary

    Originally posted by onesteptoofar View Post
    Update: Letter received from Moorcroft "monthly installment offer" We are prepared to accept £120 per month... this was sent with no stamp, so i had to trek down to the post office and pay £1.36 to receive it!

    Sit back and wait for their next effort? Or is there something else i can send?
    In future don't do this, let the PO return it - however ignore this offer, we'll also be getting the £1.36 knocked off for you when we next write in to them so keep that receipt with what you paid, they will pay this along with £10 for travel expenses

    Ignore for the moment though!

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  • Never-In-Doubt
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    Re: onesteptoofar UE Diary

    Originally posted by onesteptoofar View Post
    Advice on the next step? Time for a f+f offer? Or ignore for the moment?
    Ignore for the moment i'd say..... wait they seem desperate to accept an offer

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  • onesteptoofar
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    Re: onesteptoofar UE Diary

    Originally posted by onesteptoofar View Post
    Quote:
    Originally Posted by Never-In-Doubt View Post
    Lloyds Credit Card
    Limit increased to 10k over the years - Taken July 05
    Enforceable CCA - Niddy checked
    Outstanding balance - 13500
    Default - Nov 2009
    Nothing paid since Sept 2009
    DCA - Was Apex Credit Management, went back to Lloyds, now with Robinson Way Ltd
    Current Status - Letter received from Robinson Way requesting immediate action.

    "You have not paid the sum you owe. Until it is paid your account will not be closed but may still stay registered as an unpaid debt in your name. ....we urge you to settle your account and clear this up once and for all...

    Advice on the next step? Time for a f+f offer? Or ignore for the moment?
    Another letter received from Robinson Way Ltd ***A QUICK WAY TO SOLVE A LONG OVERDUE PROBLEM***... we will allow you to make the affordable monthly payments of £30 per month...

    How generous of them! At £30 pm it would only take me 37 1/2 yrs to clear.

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  • onesteptoofar
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    Re: onesteptoofar UE Diary

    Originally posted by Never-In-Doubt View Post
    Cahoot Loan - 9k - Taken July 2003
    Outstanding balance - 9200
    No CCA produced...but no contact either...so i'm not asking!
    Last full payment made July 2008
    Not paid anything since July 2008
    No record on any credit file - Experian, CallCredit, Equifax
    DCA - Last correspondence was received was from Debt Management and Recovery Services - Sept 08 "your account is being returned to Cahoot"
    Current Status - No CCA produced. Waiting for "Statute Barred". ;- Niddy - just sit tight - leave it until you get contact of some sort!
    Update: No news is good news

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  • onesteptoofar
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    Re: onesteptoofar UE Diary

    Originally posted by Never-In-Doubt View Post
    Lloyds Loan - 20k - Taken July 2005
    Enforceable CCA - Niddy checked
    Outstanding balance - 7500
    Last full payment made - June 2009
    Token 1 pound payments made to relevant DCA's Oct 09-Present
    Default - Nov 2009
    DCA - The latest DCA was Credit Security Limited, now back with Lloyds themselves...

    Have not made any token £1 payments since Sept 2010. No response to my offer of f+f made in Sept '10.
    Current Status - Letters received in the last month, first from Credit Security Ltd offering to settle for 5200 as partial payment in full and final settlement.... this was ignored as the letter would have crossed in the post with the Niddy special - Threat of Legal Action & Refusal of Doorstep Visit
    Update:

    Letter received from Lloyds themselves details arrears at 7500. Any action you take?

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  • onesteptoofar
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    Re: onesteptoofar UE Diary

    Originally posted by onesteptoofar View Post
    Lloyds Account
    Commenced pre-1998
    Outstanding balance -2800
    Token 1 pound payments made since end 2009
    ACCOUNT HAD NOT YET DEFAULTED in Sept 2010, i have not checked if it has since this date
    DCA - Moorcroft

    Last payment made - token 1 pound payments ceased in Sept 2010

    My last letters to Moorcroft were the 'Threat-o-gram' letter and the 'Threat by Lender/D.C.A - To commence litigation' letter.

    Initially Moorcroft replied thanking me for the letter requesting a copy of the credit agreement. However under the Consumer Credit Act you must provide a 1 pound fee....

    Guess they didn't even bother to read the letter...

    I then received a letter received from Moorcroft 'We acknowledge receipt of recent correspondence with regards to the above account, your account is now on hold whilst we investigate this matter further with our client....'blah blah
    Update: Letter received from Moorcroft "monthly installment offer" We are prepared to accept £120 per month... this was sent with no stamp, so i had to trek down to the post office and pay £1.36 to receive it!

    Sit back and wait for their next effort? Or is there something else i can send?

    Leave a comment:

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