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Originally posted by johnbruce View Post
This is amazing Di. Tesco debt assignment letter mentioned that my debt is assigned to Intrum UK Finance Limited but some other letters from Intrum had FCA logo on them with statement that Intrum is regulated and authorised by FCA with reference number 718918 which is Intrum UK Limited and according to companies house , Intrum UK Finance Limited and Intrum UK limited are two different companies.
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Originally posted by johnbruce View Post
Sorry Moonmonkey , this is my last post and I'll start my own diary soon.
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Hey Moonmonkey, i am exactly on the same situation as you are, received a letter from Robinson Way a week ago saying account is on hold temporarily and will be in touch once they get more information on the CCA request that was made 4 weeks ago.
Any update your side? Also guys i am brand new to this forum so if i am doing something incorrectly or a better way to post please advice. Apologies in advance.
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Originally posted by Maximus75 View PostHey Moonmonkey, i am exactly on the same situation as you are, received a letter from Robinson Way a week ago saying account is on hold temporarily and will be in touch once they get more information on the CCA request that was made 4 weeks ago.
Any update your side? Also guys i am brand new to this forum so if i am doing something incorrectly or a better way to post please advice. Apologies in advance.
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Originally posted by Moonmonkey View PostMBNA CC / Link
Agreement Start Date: 08/08/2011
Feb 20 Balance: £1333.12
Last Payment via Payplan: 15 Feb 2020 £118.69
CCA requested: 27/02/2020
CCA signed for: 02/03/2020
18/03/2020 - CCA recieved from Link
They have said - The account is now enforceable and we kindly request that you contact us to make an arrangement.
They have sent;- An account summary on Link Headed Paper; However they have put the Link A/C no. and balance of my Barclaycard which also has a CCA request. As this is just part of a covering letter not sure if this can be held against them?
- Pre Contractual Explanation Sheet
- Pre Contract Credit Information (one pager in tiny writing)
- Credit Card Agreement with my Name and Address at the time (again one pager tiny writing)
- 7 pages of terms and conditions
- Emailed to Niddy - hope he can read the photos as no access to scanner from home
28/04/2020 - Settled for 60% - Happy with that
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Only the one CCA received so far - which was enforceable with MBNA / Link. I have 2 debts with Link - I have today settled the MBNA one, I was also offered 65% for the Barclaycard / Link debt but I have not received the CCA so i wont be paying a penny at this point. Nothing further from Robway, Wescot or Nationwide.
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Originally posted by Moonmonkey View PostSainsburys Bank Personal Loan / Wescot
Agreement Start Date: 15/02/2008
Feb 20 Balance: £1539.86
Last Payment via Payplan: 15 Feb 2020 £137.10
CCA requested: 27/02/2020
CCA signed for: 28/02/2020
09/03/2020 - Letter from Sainsbury's Bank Recoveries in Hull
Saying - "We need you to call us, before we can take the next steps"
What should I do?
23/03/2020 - Letter from Sainsburys bank dated 10/03/2020 sent to me muvvas - saying that they have passed the debt onto Wescot and refer to my arrangement through payplan - self managing now and withholding payment until i get an enforceable CCA.
23/03/2020 - Letter from Wescot dated 11/03/2020 again sent to me muvvas - saying that they have been passed the debt from Sainsburys and refer to my arrangement through payplan.
24/04/2020 - I offered them F&F of 10% awaiting response.
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what are you doing offering 10% on these debts ???? that is admitting debts that you may not owe to some companies??? SIT ON YOUR HANDS FOR NOW wait before doing any more?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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It's important to bear in mind that taking this approach to debt management often involves quite a lot of time steadfastly ignoring phone calls and letters, keeping your head down and not being goaded or threatened into communicating. Silence is golden for much of the time.
But it's also about being ready to act when, and only when, you need to and that's where this forum is valuable. Even if a CCA request doesn't come back the way you might like it to, it might still be far too early to even think about taking any action like making offers. Be guided by the forum members.
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Originally posted by The Tech Clerk View Postwhat are you doing offering 10% on these debts ???? that is admitting debts that you may not owe to some companies??? SIT ON YOUR HANDS FOR NOW wait before doing any more?
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You are quite right. Every case is different.
If you're in a hurry to get to a certain point then it will probably cost you more than someone who has the time to play it along for the best outcome in terms of how much it's going to cost them. Good luck, there is still plenty to learn here.
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Nobody is saying do not but make sure you get all in writing as I found I got stabbed without wording "Full & Final". years ago when I thought I had an agreement to get the rest written off! "forewarned is Forearmed". peoples own choice which way they go BUT peace of mind is better, shame the system of debt purchasing is the way it is now.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 MisterK View PostYou are quite right. Every case is different.
If you're in a hurry to get to a certain point then it will probably cost you more than someone who has the time to play it along for the best outcome in terms of how much it's going to cost them. Good luck, there is still plenty to learn here.
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