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Originally posted by Blodwen View PostDo you expert people think now is the right time to send a SAR to MBNA just in case PRA issue a claim after the 30 days are up? Thanks.
Remember that S.77/78 (plus £1) is for information purposes not PROOF.
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Originally posted by Roger View Post
In this Case yes because the SAR will pick up the correspondence between PRA and MBNA that resulted in those reconstituted documents.
Remember that S.77/78 (plus £1) is for information purposes not PROOF.
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Originally posted by Blodwen View Post
Thank you Roger, I will get a SAR sent off to MBNA tomorrow
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Originally posted by Blodwen View Post
Hi.......I am compiling my SAR to MBNA - is it the Advanced SAR template that I use please and omit the line that refers to payment of £10.00? Also am I correct in stating that I don't cc PRA into the correspondence? One last thing.....I have two addresses for MBNA, I'm not sure which one to usethank you
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Originally posted by Blodwen View Post
Hi.......I am compiling my SAR to MBNA - is it the Advanced SAR template that I use please and omit the line that refers to payment of £10.00? Also am I correct in stating that I don't cc PRA into the correspondence? One last thing.....I have two addresses for MBNA, I'm not sure which one to use
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Hi you are right, you no longer have to pay, just amend the letter accordingly.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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Originally posted by Blodwen View PostI am compiling my SAR to MBNA - is it the Advanced SAR template that I use please and omit the line that refers to payment of £10.00? Also am I correct in stating that I don't cc PRA into the correspondence? One last thing.....I have two addresses for MBNA,
Definitely do not copy PRA into your correspondence!
Debt purchasers don't necessarily have access to information held by the original creditor.
However if they (debt purchaser) know you've got documents (because you tell them you've sent a SAR to MBNA) then they can make an application for disclosure to the court to force you to hand over the paperwork you've got as a result of your SAR if legal proceedings are issued.
There's a list of SAR addresses on this thread here > https://all-about-debt.co.uk/forum/d...-sar-addresses
Di
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Hi Blodwen,
I have had three claims by PRA that were deemed enforceable by Niddy, but as he says, there is far more to it than that. The first of my claims went to mitigation today, and I am happy to report that PRA withdrew their claim, when it became apparent they could not win. Trust in the guys at Connelly's, they really are superb. I have not worried from day one, and am confident they will prevail in the other two claims. PRA try to scare you. Don't let them.
Good luck
Saint X
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Originally posted by Saint X View PostHi Blodwen,
I have had three claims by PRA that were deemed enforceable by Niddy, but as he says, there is far more to it than that. The first of my claims went to mitigation today, and I am happy to report that PRA withdrew their claim, when it became apparent they could not win. Trust in the guys at Connelly's, they really are superb. I have not worried from day one, and am confident they will prevail in the other two claims. PRA try to scare you. Don't let them.
Good luck
Saint X
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Originally posted by Saint X View PostHi Blodwen,
I have had three claims by PRA that were deemed enforceable by Niddy, but as he says, there is far more to it than that. The first of my claims went to mitigation today, and I am happy to report that PRA withdrew their claim, when it became apparent they could not win. Trust in the guys at Connelly's, they really are superb. I have not worried from day one, and am confident they will prevail in the other two claims. PRA try to scare you. Don't let them.
Good luck
Saint X
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Originally posted by Blodwen View PostMBNA- Credit Card
- Date Commenced - November 2007
- Approx Balance - £10,000
- Status - Default July 2012
- Date Last Paid – Full Payment November 2011
- Are you on arrangement or not paying – Date last paid via DMP August 2017
- Account Owner – PRA
11th August 2017 – Quick turnaround from PRA returning our postal order and requesting further information from original lender.
13th September 2017 – Letter from PRA including some documentation, which according to their letter states this is currently unenforceable and they are awaiting further documentation in order to complete the CCA request. They have acknowledged at this moment in time they are unable to take court or further enforcement action against us to recover the outstanding balance.
They have informed us they are still legally entitled to request their funds etc etc..
26th October 2017 – No Further contact has been from PRA and my payment to them has ceased.
September 2018 - Letter from PRA responding to our CCA request - documents enclosed were merely a few CC statements.Noted and Filed at this stage.
October 2018 - "Settle your Account" letter received from PRA - Noted and Filed.
December 2018 - Letter from PRA informing us they have purchased the alleged outstanding debt from MBNA and is now being managed by their investigation and litigation department - Noted and Filed.
December 2018 - LBC and I&E Forms received from PRA - We have 4 weeks to respond or they may issue court proceedings - Paperwork completed and will be returned by Royal Mail Signed for Service before the due date. Noted and Filed.
January 2019 - LBC forms completed and returned to PRA Group. Copies filed.
January 2019 - Letter from PRA "Account on Hold" pending investigation with regards to our dispute. - Noted and Filed.
January 2019 - Letter from PRA - informing us they are satisfied they have issued all details previously requested. They request we contact them or they may issue court proceedings. - Action - To seek Further advice.
April 2019 - PRA issued court proceedings against us - We instructed Joanna Connolly to act on our behalf with the assistance of the wonderful Di and team.
May 2019 - PRA have withdrawn their claim against us and discontinued.this is thanks to the whole team at Connolly's.
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Originally posted by Right-a-wrong View PostSuperb news Blodwen! Jo’s team are dealing with a claim of mine at the moment and I have absolute faith in them - well done (yet again!) to the whole team at Joanna Connolly solicitors - Whoo hoo!Jo's team are in the process of dealing with another one for us at the moment, fingers crossed for a favorable outcome again. Likewise we have every faith in the team, they really are fabulous.
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