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  • Re: Starting out

    Originally posted by Sosad View Post
    Thanks Deepie,

    I'll get that letter sent off asap
    Sosad xx
    No rush......
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    • Re: Starting out

      No, Sharklaycard and MKDP are not the same company, and it is quite unusual for a Sharklaycard to be sold to outsiders this early in the game. It doesn't affect the strategy, though.

      I wouldn't mind betting that the letter from Sharklaycard is a forgery, and that MKDP printed both of them. That is the way it is usually done with Notices of Assignment in this grotty industry.

      If it was me, I would do it slightly differently, and wait for the first letter from MKDP before ending the SWID letter, but it doesn't really make any difference. If you send it now, at least they are aware of the dispute right from the outset.

      Be prepared to receive a lot of silly letters, including ones which are extremely deceptive. We will be here to help you compose any responses should you need us.

      SH

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      • Re: Starting out

        Originally posted by Sosad View Post
        Capital One (credit card) now dealing with Capquest.

        Start date 2000/02ish

        Balance £3907.
        Last full payment 2009.

        12 April. Cancelled DMP requested CCA from capital one

        April 13th reply from capqest requiring signature.

        23rd April. Sent " no signature required " letter to capital one

        April 28th, Capquest returned my P.O. and advised me that they have

        Returned account to Capital One and all corrospondece should be addressed to Capital One.


        April 28th ,2nd letter, Capquest has sent my request to Capital One
        also states "please note that a notice of assignment is not applicable as account has not been sold to us"

        Do I now need to send p.o. to Capital One and request cca from them?

        [COLOR="Red"]9th May. Sent capital one P.O. and letter requesting CCA[/

        June 15th Emailed Capital One CCA agreement to Niddy

        June19th Niddy deemed this CCA enforceable ,unfortunately willsend off missing pt letter

        20th June. Sent missing prescribed terms letter to capital one

        July 9th Received letterfrom cap one ( long winded!) emailed to Niddy he states it's usual letter ,I'll ignore
        see what they send next.

        January 10th. Received letter from Capquest stating they have been assigned the account and asking me to contact them with arrangements to pay

        14th January. Sent " sold in dispute" letter to capquest

        5th March. Received CCA ,statements etc. from capquest

        [COLOR="Red"]22nd March. Sent " missing prescribed terms" letter to capquest[/


        28th March. Received letter from capquest stating they have provided me with full documentation and account is enforceable


        6th April. Received letter from capquest account is now being processed for legal action. Final offer from them is I pay £27.00 and they will credit the account with 33% of £27.00


        8th April Sent SAR request to capital one
        16th April. Sent " sold in dispute" letter to capquest

        18thApril. Received huge load of documents from capital one in reply to my sar request .


        Hiya,

        Just received a letter from Capquest today , it was dated 14th May.
        It states. " please be advised we are now in the process of making arrangements for our doorstop recovery agents scotcall ,to visit you due to your failure to make a repayment arrangement "

        It goes on to state that if the agent can't get money they are to compile a report on my financial position.

        They do say they are open to suggestions to how this account can be settled it goes on and on( ,I won't bore you) the thing is they wanted a reply by the 20th May

        What would be my next best step???
        Thank you
        Sosad xx
        Last edited by Sosad; 22 May 2013, 11:41.

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        • Re: Starting out

          Originally posted by Sosad View Post
          Hiya,

          Just received a letter from Capquest today , it was dated 14th May.
          It states. " please be advised we are now in the process of making arrangements for our doorstop recovery agents scotcall ,to visit you due to your failure to make a repayment arrangement "

          It goes on to state that if the agent can't get money they are to compile a report on my financial position.

          They do say they are open to suggestions to how this account can be settled it goes on and on( ,I won't bore you) the thing is they wanted a reply by the 20th May

          What would be my next best step???
          Thank you
          Sosad xx
          Up to you-----> Harassment & Threat of Doorstep-Visit

          But I wouldn't waste my money because they wanted a reply by the 20th
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          • Re: Starting out

            Originally posted by Sosad View Post
            Sainsburys (credit card) now dealing with blair oliver and Scott.
            Taken out 2001

            Balance £4537
            Last full payment 2009.

            April 23rd ,cancelled dmp payments and requested cca.

            May 5th received cca
            May 9th E-Mailed my CCA to N iddy be grateful if you would let me know if you receive this
            Niddy says unenforceable, I'm really happy about this


            May 11th Posted letter as advised by Niddy Re ;missing prescribed terms.

            May 11th received letter from B. O.&S requesting immediate pay
            May29th Received letter saying pay up or else


            June 11th, received letter stating formal notice given that they are preparing papers to commence action at my local court to seek a judgement against me

            June12th Posted threat-o-gram before action letter away

            June25th Received reply back from sainsburys more or less stating we will no longer enter into any other correspondence

            June 28yh Received letter from sainsburys stating they have transferred sainsburys debt to
            July 2nd. Received letter from moor croft to prevent recommending our client to take further action pay full amount before 7/7/12

            July 3rd Sent account sold in dispute letter

            July 9th Received letter requesting PO to process my request foy CCA agreement

            July 11th Posted one liner letter to moor croft regarding " my cca request" ( which was actually the sold in dispute letter !!) informed
            them to take a look at my letter dated 3rd July

            December 11th received letter from Moorcroft stating to prevent further action send payment proposal to them


            December 14th Sent letter stating to look at letter I posted to them on the 3/7/12 also sent a copy of said letter

            December 22nd December ; Received letter stating in order to stop our recommending our clients that further debt recovery action be taken we can confirm we are prepared to accept a sensible monthly repayment plan an example of what we would consider would be £120 per month .I need to respond within 7 days

            December 29th. ; Received a reply from Moorcroft to my letter dated 14th December ."in order to carry out your request for CCA you
            must provide us with a £1.00 fee!!!". I sent them " account sold in dispute" letter



            January 17th: Received letter from Wescot acting for Sainsbury looking for payment of balance

            January 22nd: Sent "sold in dispute " letter to wescot

            January 26th: Received letter from wescot stating they have not received a reply to their previous correspondence ,they have.
            given me 10 days to agree to repay full balance, if they don't receive a reply they will take further action
            Ignore.


            January 30th: Received letter from Wescot stating they are investigating my query, account on hold

            May 18th. Received letter from wescot stating that their client ( sainsburys) has agreed that wescot can offer me a discount to settle account doesn't say how much !!! They also state" unless a suitable arrangement plan is reached within 10 days of the date
            of this letter further recovery action will be taken




            Hiya ,
            Received a letter from wescot stating " as we know of no genuine reason why you have failed to pay the outstanding balance .instructions will now be provided to Credit Security a doorstep collection agency to make an appointment with you to visit your home address ,the purpose of this visit isto agree with you how you will repay this debt"

            What would be my next best step ?
            Thank you
            Sosad xx

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            • Re: Starting out

              Originally posted by Sosad View Post
              Hiya ,
              Received a letter from wescot stating " as we know of no genuine reason why you have failed to pay the outstanding balance .instructions will now be provided to Credit Security a doorstep collection agency to make an appointment with you to visit your home address ,the purpose of this visit is to agree with you how you will repay this debt"

              What would be my next best step ?
              Thank you
              Sosad xx
              I could easily write something to counter that, but the problem is that I only know the law as it applies to England and Wales. As I understand it, Scottish law does not have some of the protections which are found in English law. Perhaps if Mrs D, or one of the other Scottish posters, sees this, they may know more.

              Remember, though, that they have no rights whatsoever in any country. They cannot enter your property, they cannot force you to talk to them, they can do nothing other than disappear. That is, if they turn up in the first place, which most don't.

              SH

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              • Re: Starting out

                Thanks Scabhunter it's good to know they have no rights ,saying that I'll probably get tongue tied trying to speak to them thats if as you say IF they turn up fingers crossed they won't
                Sosadxx

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                • Re: Starting out

                  Sosad

                  Just don't open the door to anyone you don't know, mostly they don't turn up.

                  or you could send a one liner saying you have no wish to make an appointment with them and you will only deal in writing.

                  or if you have a nice big dog that fancies a bit of of leg of DCA...............

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                  • Re: Starting out

                    You could always send them something like this, as it uses the OFT Guidance rather than the law as a deterrent -

                    "Dear Sirs,

                    I am in receipt of your letter dated xxth June 2013, and note its contents.

                    You state that you “know of no genuine reason why you have failed to pay the outstanding balance”. This is blatantly untrue, unless you have somehow failed to read my communication of 22nd January 2013. This letter outlines the nature of the dispute surrounding this alleged account, so I refer you back to it to carry out the diligence which the Office of Fair Trading Debt Collection Guidance requires.

                    The Guidance also states, in Section 3.13 (f), that “visiting or 'threatening' to visit a debtor, without his prior agreement, when the debt is deadlocked or reasonably queried or disputed” constitutes an unfair business practice. It also constitutes a total waste of your time and resources, as I will not under any circumstances communicate with anyone carrying out such aggravated behaviour, other than by ordering them to leave.

                    If any doorstep harassment is carried out contrary to these stipulations, a formal complaint will be forwarded to the Office of Fair Trading, and also through your own internal procedure. This may result in the case being escalated to the Financial Ombudsman Service, who will charge you a mediation fee.

                    Instead of sending out machine produced templates in an attempt to frighten people, I suggest you carry out your due diligence by responding to my communications, as required by the regulatory authorities.

                    Yours Faithfully,”


                    SH

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                    • Re: Starting out

                      Originally posted by MrsD View Post
                      Sosad

                      Just don't open the door to anyone you don't know, mostly they don't turn up.

                      or you could send a one liner saying you have no wish to make an appointment with them and you will only deal in writing.

                      or if you have a nice big dog that fancies a bit of of leg of DCA...............
                      Option two.....
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                      • Re: Starting out

                        Thank you MrsD, Scabhunter and Deepie

                        I will go with" option two"!!!!!
                        Scabhunter you're letter sounds good and I feel I have to reply to them to stop them appearing at my door ,I don't want to be scared every time my door knocks .thank you all so much for your replies .

                        Sosad xx

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                        • Re: Starting out

                          Originally posted by Sosad View Post
                          Thank you MrsD, Scabhunter and Deepie

                          I will go with" option two"!!!!!
                          Scabhunter you're letter sounds good and I feel I have to reply to them to stop them appearing at my door ,I don't want to be scared every time my door knocks .thank you all so much for your replies .

                          Sosad xx
                          Don't be scared of anything whatever happens. If you do happen to open the door to one of these cretins, I think the best reply is to laugh, and then say "How much time and fuel have you wasted coming out here?"

                          That lets them know instantly that they won't be getting a payday. It is then just a matter of how much more time they want to waste before they waste more fuel going away again.

                          SH

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                          • Re: Starting out

                            Brilliant! I would have simply told them to P--S off.

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                            • Re: Starting out

                              I had a doorstep visit from Moronics, i told him to leave as I would not discuss personal business at the door, and he did. pussycat !!
                              I'm an official AAD Moderator and also a volunteer, here to help make the forum run smoothly. Any views or opinions are mine and not the official line of AAD. Similarly, any advice I have offered you is done so on an informal basis, without prejudice or liability. If in doubt seek advice from a qualified insured professional - Find a Solicitor or go to the National Probono Centre.

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                              • Re: Starting out

                                Thanks for the tips on how to deal with these doorstep collectors ,hopefully I won't need to use them .I've posted the letter that you made up for me Scabhunter ,very much appreciated.

                                I don't know where I would be without the help of all you lovely people
                                Thank you
                                Sosad xx

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