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  • #46
    Originally posted by terryw View Post
    The six years to Statute Barring are all up in 2024..
    The first one to capitulate is Lovell who have bought the Nat West account

    Letter dated 20 March 2024 as follows

    Your account is closed
    We have recently reviewed your account and decided to take no further action to recover the balance
    We have now closed the account

    This is nice to know but I am just a bit puzzled why they have done this now when the six years are not up until MAY 2024
    Possibly just an error?
    According to your post #10, NatWest conceded it was UE back in 2018.

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    • #47
      Yes it was considered UE but at any time during the six year period this could change of the agreement was discovered.

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      • #48
        It will be because they know it is UE and that they can not get the documents from NatWest. Something similar happened to me a few years back with NatWest and Cabot.

        Incidentally the Pre Action protocols can be shortened in some circumstance such as the limitations ‘clock’ being close.
        My understanding is they could go straight to a claim if necessary.

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        • #49
          [QUOTE=terryw;n1509162]MBNA credit card

          Date commenced ????? See below

          Approx bal £500

          Last paid Feb 2018

          Not on arrangement

          Only March 2018 payment in arrears
          Line
          Account with lender

          Jan 2018. CCA request

          Feb 2018 Copy on-line application received

          a bit of a puzzle here. My credit cards were obtained many years ago in the 80s and 90s. And to the best of my memory all applications were made by post and I have never made an on-
          Line application I have no documents from earlier days but I don't think my memory is faulty
          The copy application from MBNA shows a date of 2011.
          I told niddy that this started years ago and he said it is UE. But if the correct date is 2011 then it is likely enforceable

          Is it possible that the cc company are mistaken or even trying it on?


          Might a SAR request throw some light on this or any other ideas?

          Many thanks

          April 15 2018 Just an update. Received confirmation that SAR request received Will report further when it is received


          MAY 3 2018 SAR information received from two MBNA re closed accounts from years ago but nothing yet for this account. I will update as and when.

          May 5 2018 SAR info received I had mistake as the card was taken out in 2011 so it looks to be enforceable Ah well such is life!

          june 1 2018 I have paid nothing for three months and letters and texts are almost daily This one looks to be enforceable. I shall consider making payments or an offer in due course

          UPDATE 23 October 2018
          MBNA have terminated the agreement and they may sell it to an external company. This is enforceable so I will wait and see if a reduced offer is made before doing anything

          UPDATE 28 Dec 2022

          MBNA did indeed sell the debt on to PRAgroup in November 2018. They are offering two thirds discount but I shall not take this kind offer up!
          The default notice was August 2018 and quite a while to the six year point so I will see if any serious threats come along
          ....


          UPDATE 3July 2023

          The odd begging letter and fairly frequent begging texts from PRAgroup but nothing to worry about. Radio silence from me.
          Hope it keeps like this to the six year point

          UPDATE 9 Sept 2024
          Now 6 years from default notice

          and vanished from credit reference agencies was SB

          Last edited by terryw; 6 November 2024, 20:25.

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          • #50
            UPDATE 4 OCT 2024

            Bank of Scotland now six years from default notice and last payment
            Now statute barred and has vanished from CRAs

            Last edited by terryw; 6 November 2024, 20:24.

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            • #51
              Another one bites the dust

              MBNA is now more than six years since DN so statute barred

              Vanished from CRAs
              Last edited by terryw; 6 November 2024, 16:50.

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              • #52
                Originally posted by terryw View Post
                Another one bites the dust

                MBNA is now more than six years since DN so statute barred

                Vanished from CRAs
                Super stuff, well done for holding out

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                • #53
                  Thanks for that Mr Stuck in a rut.

                  From 10 accounts 7 are statute barred, another one will be this month and the last two will be in March 2025. Total debt was over 25K and is now 3K

                  and soon to disappear

                  All thanks to Allaboutdebt and the method ! And thanks to the great contributors and the mighty NID

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                  • #54
                    UPDATE 16 Nov 2024

                    Barcaycard (4)



                    Six years from default notice

                    Now and vanished from CRAs as statute barred

                    Remaining two accounts come of age in April 2025. O happy day

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                    • #55
                      That's good news, it must feel great to have it all coming to and end.

                      Just to point it out to anyone else reading, disappearing from your credit report and becoming statue barred are two seperate things, although they may happen coincidentally. If someone had made a payment since their account defaulted then it would drop off their credit report but not be statute barred.

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