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  • Night Monkey
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    ... interesting switch to a Payslip type effort from 2f. One that you open by tearing the edges! Another request for me to call them.
    I had one of these from Wescot chasing for Santander, and wondered if it might be a new ploy to 'encourage' people to open it. We came to the conclusion that it was probably a new batch-processing system that was cheaper and potentially easier to maintain distance from others.

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  • Joanna Connolly Solicitors
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    Originally posted by rubywisp View Post
    Barclays Staff Loan
    • Type of account Loan
    • Date commenced January 2011
    • Approx balance £1968.22
    • Date last paid via self managed DMP September 2019
    • Are you on arrangement or not paying Not paying
    • Status (default/in arrears/up-to-date) Interestingly Staff loans say that the account was defaulted some time in December 2013 but this account has never appeared on any of the credit reference agencies
    • Account owner DCA
    3rd September 2019 I have sent a GDPR request as advised Barclays to see what information they hold on me in relation to the default. Will do a CCA in due course.
    8th September 2019 S77/78 CCA Request sent
    18 September 2019 letter received from Barclays recoveries stating that they do not need to send me a signed original form of the agreement. Sent me a copyI of the direct debit form and a signed copy of a "fixed sum loan agreement regulated by the consumer credit act 1974“ Niddy confirmed ENFORCEABLE
    16 December 2019 account passed to Moor croft to manage. Letter filed.
    27 December 2019 letter from moorcroft wanting a repayment plan. Filed
    10 January 2020 letter from moorcroft offering monthly payments. Will file.
    22 January 2020 Letter offering a partial settlement. Will file.
    5 February 2020 Letter from moorcroft disappointed that I haven't paid. Offering a discount offer if I call to discuss. Filed
    Plenty of blocked calls and ignored texts

    9 March 2020 Letter from Moorcroft wanting to offer a discount or otherwise they will pass it back to Barclays. Filed.
    May 2020 Now moved to Wescot offering me a repayment plan. filed
    MAy-July Plenty of blocked calls and ignored texts
    7 June 2020 red letter from Wescot letting me know that they had checked my address to confirm that I live here.
    17 June 2020 Letter from wescot 70% reduced settlement offer so 1968 down to 590. Filed
    16 July 2020 Letter from 2F (trading name of wescot). States Confirmation of Residency at the top and that I should call them. UNless I contact them then they say that Barclays reserves the right to take further action to reestablish contact with me. Filed
    30 July 2020 interesting switch to a Payslip type effort from 2f. One that you open by tearing the edges! Another request for me to call them. Will file

    Almost a year ago (September 2019) Barclays sent you a credit agreement (in response to your s77-79 CCA Request) which Niddy said was enforceable yet they've not threatened legal action to recover the debt so maybe they're not so sure themselves.

    And/or maybe there are other things wrong with the account such as the absence of a compliant Default Notice before they defaulted the account in 2013 (if they did). What was the intended length of the loan when you took it out in 2011?

    Have you been informed that the account has been terminated?

    Perhaps Barclays next move will be to assign/sell this non-performing debt to a debt purchaser.

    Di

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  • rubywisp
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    Barclays Staff LoanType of account Loan
    Date commenced January 2011
    Approx balance £1968.22
    Date last paid via self managed DMP September 2019
    Are you on arrangement or not paying Not paying
    Status (default/in arrears/up-to-date) Interestingly Staff loans say that the account was defaulted some time in December 2013 but this account has never appeared on any of the credit reference agencies
    Account owner DCA
    7 June 2020 red letter from Wescot letting me know that they had checked my address to confirm that I live here. Filed
    17 June 2020 Letter from wescot 70% reduced settlement offer so 1968 down to 590. Filed
    16 July 2020 Letter from 2F (trading name of wescot). States Confirmation of Residency at the top and that I should call them. UNless I contact them then they say that Barclays reserves the right to take further action to reestablish contact with me. Filed

    30 July 2020 interesting switch to a Payslip type effort from 2f. One that you open by tearing the edges! Another request for me to call them. Will file.

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  • Joanna Connolly Solicitors
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    Originally posted by rubywisp View Post
    Why would it being assigned to a debt purchaser be preferable?

    You've posted that Niddy says the Barclay's loan credit agreement is enforceable, but when an account is assigned the debt purchaser doesn't always have access to the documents held by the original creditor.

    So there is a possibility (no guarantee) that the debt purchaser may not be able to get that agreement if you subsequently send a new s77-79 CCA Request to them.

    Colin explains this here >



    Originally posted by Colin G Quinn View Post
    Debt purchasers do not warehouse account documentation and the amount of people who do not choose to dispute an account, assignment or Claim, versus the small amount who do, means original creditors and assignees/debt purchasers do not exchange account documents at the point of assignment for 'economical' purposes. At least economical purposes from their point of view.

    Purchasing parties are usually obliged to report the status of accounts to the original creditors, say on a monthly or quarterly basis for instance. That way the original creditor can monitor which accounts they have sold are performing. It also allows them to understand if any accounts they have assigned are in dispute and, if so, if there is any risk to reputation for them.

    Furthermore, many original creditors won't release documents to even the party who has purchased the account, unless the account is in dispute and there is a valid reason for doing so from their point of view, i.e. a defence or application to set aside a Judgment received by the assignee.

    I imagine that because you are/were paying StepChange, you account was being reported as a 'performing' account and for that reason the assignee won't be able to request documents from the original creditor upon receipt of your CCA request, or that any such request for documents would likely be ignored or at the very least treated as non-urgent. Which it is of course to the assignee who has 12 working days to comply with the request before falling into breach of Section 77/78 of the CCA.
    Di

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  • rubywisp
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    Right . Let's hope for that then. Thank you

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  • cymruambyth
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    It is preferable for it to be assigned because there are often errors during the assignment process, paperwork is incomplete and some DCAs are not legally authorised to act as financial agents.

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  • rubywisp
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    Yes. They've not threatened litigation yet at all. Why would it being assigned to a debt purchaser be preferable?

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  • Joanna Connolly Solicitors
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    Originally posted by rubywisp View Post
    Barclays Staff Loan
    • Type of account Loan
    • Date commenced January 2011
    • Approx balance £1968.22
    • Date last paid via self managed DMP September 2019
    • Are you on arrangement or not paying Not paying
    • Status (default/in arrears/up-to-date) Interestingly Staff loans say that the account was defaulted some time in December 2013 but this account has never appeared on any of the credit reference agencies
    • Account owner DCA
    3rd September 2019 I have sent a GDPR request as advised Barclays to see what information they hold on me in relation to the default. Will do a CCA in due course.
    8th September 2019 S77/78 CCA Request sent
    18 September 2019 letter received from Barclays recoveries stating that they do not need to send me a signed original form of the agreement. Sent me a copyI of the direct debit form and a signed copy of a "fixed sum loan agreement regulated by the consumer credit act 1974“ Niddy confirmed ENFORCEABLE
    16 December 2019 account passed to Moor croft to manage. Letter filed.
    27 December 2019 letter from moorcroft wanting a repayment plan. Filed
    10 January 2020 letter from moorcroft offering monthly payments. Will file.
    22 January 2020 Letter offering a partial settlement. Will file.
    5 February 2020 Letter from moorcroft disappointed that I haven't paid. Offering a discount offer if I call to discuss. Filed
    Plenty of blocked calls and ignored texts

    9 March 2020 Letter from Moorcroft wanting to offer a discount or otherwise they will pass it back to Barclays. Filed.
    May 2020 Now moved to Wescot offering me a repayment plan. filed
    MAy-July Plenty of blocked calls and ignored texts
    7 June 2020 red letter from Wescot letting me know that they had checked my address to confirm that I live here.
    17 June 2020 Letter from wescot 70% reduced settlement offer so 1968 down to 590. Filed
    16 July 2020 Letter from 2F (trading name of wescot). States Confirmation of Residency at the top and that I should call them. UNless I contact them then they say that Barclays reserves the right to take further action to reestablish contact with me. Filed

    I've taken a look at the full history in the above post and can see that Niddy was of the view that the Barclays credit agreement was enforceable in September 2019.

    Since then the debt has been passed to two DCAs but no threat of litigation (at least not from what you've posted on the forum).

    Maybe this 'offer' is a last throw of the dice by Wescot who could pass it back to Barclays if you don't play ball.

    Hopefully this debt will eventually be assigned to a debt purchaser since banks tend not to litigate in an attempt to protect their image/reputation.

    Di

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  • rubywisp
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    Originally posted by The Tech Clerk View Post
    Any contact like that will restart statute barred , they can try and do in an attempt to frighten you but of course you have us here to calm you down as ccj they would have to have everything in order, offering 10 per cent would encourage them to demand more
    Thanks. This makes sense.

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  • The Tech Clerk
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    Any contact like that will restart statute barred , they can try and do in an attempt to frighten you but of course you have us here to calm you down as ccj they would have to have everything in order, offering 10 per cent would encourage them to demand more

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  • rubywisp
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    Barclays Staff Loan
    • Type of account Loan
    • Date commenced January 2011
    • Approx balance £1968.22
    • Date last paid via self managed DMP September 2019
    • Are you on arrangement or not paying Not paying
    • Status (default/in arrears/up-to-date) Interestingly Staff loans say that the account was defaulted some time in December 2013 but this account has never appeared on any of the credit reference agencies
    • Account owner DCA
    7 June 2020 red letter from Wescot letting me know that they had checked my address to confirm that I live here. Filed
    17 June 2020 Letter from wescot 70% reduced settlement offer so 1968 down to 590. Filed
    16 July 2020 Letter from 2F (trading name of wescot). States Confirmation of Residency at the top and that I should call them. UNless I contact them then they say that Barclays reserves the right to take further action to reestablish contact with me. Filed

    I have a question, if I did decide to make an offer of say 10% of the balance then would it reset the statue barred clock? I'm only a year into six. I've just had a PPI refund so could make an offer but I remain disabled, on benefits and unable to work....

    Also if they have never applied a default to any of the CCAs (I've checked them all regularly), are they still able to take legal action to go for a CCJ?

    Thank you

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  • Joanna Connolly Solicitors
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    Originally posted by rubywisp View Post
    As tempting as the offer to pay over £4000 is, I'll leave it I think ?

    Happy to have been able to nudge you in the right direction

    Di

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  • rubywisp
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    As tempting as the offer to pay over £4000 is, I'll leave it I think ?

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  • Joanna Connolly Solicitors
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    Originally posted by rubywisp View Post
    Barclaycard/ PRA
    • Type of account Credit card
    • Date commenced 01/06/2007
    • Approx balance £6049
    • Date last paid was paid via DMP. Last payment December 2017
    • Are you on arrangement or not paying Not paying
    • Status Default July 2015
    • Account owner PRA
    Receiving emails offering 20% off on this unenforceable debt!

    So PRA want you to pay them 80% of the balance outstanding of this unenforceable debt, which could be up to 70% more than they paid Barclaycard for it in the first place.

    Are you tempted

    Di

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  • rubywisp
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    Barclaycard/ PRA
    • Type of account Credit card
    • Date commenced 01/06/2007
    • Approx balance £6049
    • Date last paid was paid via DMP. Last payment December 2017
    • Are you on arrangement or not paying Not paying
    • Status Default July 2015
    • Account owner PRA
    Receiving emails offering 20% off on this unenforceable debt!

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