Lola girl UE diary...newbie!

[Colin G Quinn]

Hi,

I have received an email advising you have sent me a message, but for some reason I am unable to see it on my forum inbox.

Would it be better to email me at my work email address; colin@joannaconnollysolicitors.co.uk?

Kind regards,

[Lola girl]

Yes I agree and I will see if I can get a call in with Colin next week and have a chat.

I could really do with delaying this as much as possible as I have no option but to remortgage in October so will have to see what JCS think

[Roger]

Letter of claim has arrived - wondering if to fill the form in and request all documents and send a SWID?
Night Monkey did you respond to yours?

Personally I would speak to @JRS The M&S Bank 27.9.06
plus 17/03/20 Litigation Dept within HSBC Repayment Services
There were issues in the past over M&S Bank.

Also there may be issues over Lowell

Also did you send of for the DSAR report?

What we used to do by rote with LBC and indeed SWID in the Past often worked against Our Interests.
You need an expert and current knowledge of Law and tactics here!

[Night Monkey]

...did you respond to yours?

Still debating - sent you a DM.

[Lola girl]

Letter of claim has arrived - wondering if to fill the form in and request all documents and send a SWID?
Night Monkey did you respond to yours?

[Lola girl]

Thanks guys. Like I said I’ve been a member a good few years now and JCS have already dealt with one claim for me so know the usual process.

SAR sent to M&S in the meantime and LBA not received as yet but will post up when it does.

Lola x

[Roger]

I wasn't having a go - just saying. I think you and National Debt Line are correct

Good BUT IF a LBC is sent
Lola girl Diary is excellent meaning that a @JCS can see straight away the background.

I am pretty certain that @JCS will and would give current tactics and advice if consulted , especially since the first consulation is free.

[Pat]

I wasn't having a go - just saying. I think you and National Debt Line are correct

[Still Waving]

Funny old thing that- isn't this what I have been arguing for quite some time now only to be shot down with 'tactics have changed'. Should I change my name to Cassie?

As I said - I'm just a layman (consumer).

[Pat]

A layman's view.

I tend to advocate sending a Subject Access Request EARLY when follow-ups are becoming more threatening, rather than waiting until a Letter of Claim is being mooted. It's as well to know in advance what might be available to the other side.


As to sending a CCA request or not, I tend to take the view that IF the relevant compliant documentation is available to the DCAs, they will obtain it regardless of what stage in the process you ask them for it.

Addendum. There can be financial implications to ignoring a letter of claim, in the form of interest or costs.
https://nationaldebtline.org/fact-sh...unty-court-ew/

Funny old thing that- isn't this what I have been arguing for quite some time now only to be shot down with 'tactics have changed'. Should I change my name to Cassie?

[Roger]

A layman's view.

I tend to advocate sending a Subject Access Request EARLY when follow-ups are becoming more threatening, rather than waiting until a Letter of Claim is being mooted. It's as well to know in advance what might be available to the other side.

Roger mentioned that we used to send sold whilst in dispute letters, which tended to be quite effective in frustrating and delaying the recovery process. Perhaps there is still a place for them.

As to sending a CCA request or not, I tend to take the view that IF the relevant compliant documentation is available to the DCAs, they will obtain it regardless of what stage in the process you ask them for it.

Addendum. There can be financial implications to ignoring a letter of claim, in the form of interest or costs.
https://nationaldebtline.org/fact-sh...unty-court-ew/

I wouldn't disagree with any of this!
Its an excellent Diary
We used to send the SWID to good effect in the Past! Especially where as in this Case the the Account wasn't sold until nearly 4 years Later!

Yes to a DSAR of course but if Lowell do send a LBC that is the point to consult @JCS
I do not in any way prempt what their response may or may not be! But it will be current!

[Still Waving]

A layman's view.

I tend to advocate sending a Subject Access Request EARLY when follow-ups are becoming more threatening, rather than waiting until a Letter of Claim is being mooted. It's as well to know in advance what might be available to the other side.

Roger mentioned that we used to send sold whilst in dispute letters, which tended to be quite effective in frustrating and delaying the recovery process. Perhaps there is still a place for them.

As to sending a CCA request or not, I tend to take the view that IF the relevant compliant documentation is available to the DCAs, they will obtain it regardless of what stage in the process you ask them for it.

Addendum. There can be financial implications to ignoring a letter of claim, in the form of interest or costs.
https://nationaldebtline.org/fact-sh...unty-court-ew/

[Roger]

My view is that you do need to send off a cca request. The time delay between claims and courts especially post Covid is long so they can easily cobble together what they think they need.
i think it is wrong to go against pre action protocols and I do wonder what compliance agencies would say.

@Pat
This view and your views are of course dead set against @JSC and AAD Diaries. For me and so many others the AAD site has been a God send! From the begining as you are well aware there has been an special relationship between @Niddy and @JSC
So we have your VIEW against current practictioners @JSC

I am pretty certain that @JCS will and would give current tactics and advice if consulted , especially since the first consulation is free

[Pat]

My view is that you do need to send off a cca request. The time delay between claims and courts especially post Covid is long so they can easily cobble together what they think they need.

i think it is wrong to go against pre action protocols and I do wonder what compliance agencies would say.

[Night Monkey]

I was about to send a CCA request when the Letter Before Action hit so I held off. My intention atm is to talk to JCS this week with the initial free consultation and engage fully should the battle go to court.

JCS successfully took on PRA for me a while ago, when the advice then (iirc) was to ignore so that their time to collect any documentation was limited. I agree that it is a stressful process, especially if potential mortgages are involved. The saga is here in my diary if you'd like the full story.