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  • Joanna Connolly Solicitors
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    Originally posted by cowbopper View Post

    Thanks Di. Will sit back and hold tight and see what comes next.

    Exactly

    Di

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  • cowbopper
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    Originally posted by Diana Mayhew View Post


    I like the sound of that letter from your SAR to Lowell - definitely keep that safe in case they ever produce a DN which they say is the original when you have evidence from their own records that they noted it's "unavailable".

    I love it when that happens

    And yes, the advice to do nothing in response to Lowell's 'Letter of Claim' for your ex-Capital One credit card remains the same.

    Di
    Thanks Di. Will sit back and hold tight and see what comes next.

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  • Joanna Connolly Solicitors
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    Originally posted by cowbopper View Post
    Im not sure a DN will be forthcoming. When i SAR'd Lowell for a different debt, they included this one in their response.
    There file note on the DN issue just reads "Unavailable - default date is xx/xx/xxx"

    Diana Mayhew Is the advice to stay still on this and take no further action, including the SAR to Cap1?

    I like the sound of that letter from your SAR to Lowell - definitely keep that safe in case they ever produce a DN which they say is the original when you have evidence from their own records that they noted it's "unavailable".

    I love it when that happens

    And yes, the advice to do nothing in response to Lowell's 'Letter of Claim' for your ex-Capital One credit card remains the same.

    Di

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  • cowbopper
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    Im not sure a DN will be forthcoming. When i SAR'd Lowell for a different debt, they included this one in their response.
    There file note on the DN issue just reads "Unavailable - default date is xx/xx/xxx"

    Diana Mayhew Is the advice to stay still on this and take no further action, including the SAR to Cap1?

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  • Warwick65
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    I am sure Di will offer better help but I can see two huge errors in the way Lowell have acted

    1) Admitted no DN- well unless they can produce one, and assuming you can truthfully tell a court you did not receive one, they have a huge problem. No doubt if it did go to a hearing and if they sent a representative, they would try to get you to admit you had or might have received one (that's what they did with me). I think my (probably not perfect) answer, when told I must have recognised one, was that I knew now what a DN was but back then wasn't so sure and I would have remembered receiving one. I knew for a fact I had received a demand but not a proper S87(1) DN. I kept everything and still have it all.

    2) You say they said the CCA request would be sent in separate parts - my understanding was that it had to be delivered together , in fact in Arrow Global v Frost that was argued. Of course the problem is, as soon as you stick that in your defence or WS then they send it all together (if they still have it).


    There is someway to go before/if they issue a claim - this might just be turning the thumb screws.

    Sorry about my long non-sensical sentences . I have added a bit of punctuation- I get carried away.
    Last edited by Warwick65; 10 November 2020, 21:13.

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  • Joanna Connolly Solicitors
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    Definitely no surprises. There seems to be a flurry of Letters of Claim being re-sent after a summer of inactivity.

    Here's your initial post as a reminder of the backstory >

    Originally posted by cowbopper View Post

    1. CAPITAL ONE CREDIT CARD

    Date commenced March 2010
    Approx balance 1100
    Date last DMP payment June 2018.
    Last Full payment approx March 2013
    Default: September 2013
    Account owner: Lowell Portfolio 1 Ltd
    Notes: Lowell sometimes send letters which also include debt 2.
    ACTIONS:
    Send S.78 after receipt of SAR


    03/03/2018: Cap 1 Statement of activity
    18/07/2018: Cap 1 We have not received your DMP payment letter
    03/09/2018: Cap 1 Statement of activity
    03/09/2018: Cap 1 Please contact us letter
    10/06/2019: Cap 1 advise of change of ownership to Lowell portfolio I ltd
    10/06/2019: Lowell welcome letter
    25/06/2019: Lowell please contact us letter
    10/07/2019: Lowell please contact us letter
    25/07/2019: Lowell Assessing your account for legal action letter
    27/08/2019: Lowell Pre Legal Assessment letter
    24/10/2019: Lowell Annual Statement
    21/11/2019: Lowell Solictors send notice of acting
    30/11/2019: Lowell Solicitors Letter of claim received
    17/12/2019: Lowell Solicitors response to letter requesting documents
    20/12/2019: Lowell Solicitors Confirm receipt of response to Pre action letter. The letter includes copies of: Notice of assignment and Notice of acting
    26/02/2020: Lowell Solicitors Account update: Advise client is continuing to compile a response
    27/03/2020: Lowell Solicitors Account update: Advise client is continuing to compile a response
    21/04/2019: Lowell Solicitors have provided: a copy of the agreement; statement from the original creditor (which they advise will arrive in parts because of size); No default notice was included, and they confirm they are unable to obtain a copy. They advise the account defaulted in September 2013
    15/05/2020 SAR sent to Capital One
    05/06/2020: SAR request denied, cap1 request 'original signature' and copy of id
    17/08/2020: SAR sent to Lowell (incidentally included as part of request for debt 2)
    24/08/2020: SAR in progress
    03/09/2020: SAR received from Lowell.
    23/10/2020: letter from Lowell advising that they are sending account to Lowell Solicitors and enclose notice of acting from same.
    09/11/2020: Letter of claim recieved

    (I've just received your email )

    Di

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  • cowbopper
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    Letter of claim received today for debt 1. No surprises there.
    Diana Mayhew Are you happy for me to share a scan with you? :-)
    Also, should i still be pursuing a SAR with cap 1? im mindful, this was your advice some months ago, but haven't progressed because of the signature issue.

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  • Warwick65
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    Oh Cap 1/ Lowell and no DN- how very familiar. Let's hope they do not produce a compliant DN

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  • cowbopper
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    Originally posted by Diana Mayhew View Post


    Hello

    Have you received a new Letter of Claim from Lowell? If so email it to me.

    Don't send anything with your signature on to anyone at this moment in time.

    Di
    No letter of claim as yet. So far I’ve received the Notice of Acting from Lowell Solicitors.

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  • Joanna Connolly Solicitors
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    Originally posted by cowbopper View Post
    Some advice needed on Debt 1 (Crapital One now owned by Lowell Portfolio 1 Ltd).

    They've decided to have another go at the litigation route, passing the account yet again to Lowell Solicitors for action.

    Hello

    Have you received a new Letter of Claim from Lowell? If so email it to me.

    Don't send anything with your signature on to anyone at this moment in time.

    Di

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  • cowbopper
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    Some advice needed on Debt 1 (Crapital One now owned by Lowell Portfolio 1 Ltd).

    They've decided to have another go at the litigation route, passing the account yet again to Lowell Solicitors for action.

    Last time around, I responded to the LBA asking for various docs (17/12/19).
    I received mostly what I asked for in April 2020 (no copy of default notice included or anything beyond the first 2 pages of statements)

    In June, i sent a SAR to Cap One and they rejected the request "we require an original signature to match our records"

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    I'm certain they wouldn't have a copy of any signature as the original application would've been completed online

    What is the best way to proceed? I'm just conscious of sending documents out with signatures that could be lifted.

    Diana Mayhew I seem to recall in a phone call with you that i ought to get the SAR from C1 prior to doing a CCA with Lowell to ascertain C1 data in relation to the default notice??

    As always, massive thanks to the brains on here

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  • cowbopper
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    Originally posted by The Tech Clerk View Post
    but always keep paperwork just in case
    Absolutely. Everything is filed. The CRA does show the account as satisfied in November 2014, so hopefully it never resurfaces.

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  • Joanna Connolly Solicitors
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    Originally posted by The Tech Clerk View Post
    but always keep paperwork just in case


    I agree



    Originally posted by Diana Mayhew View Post


    I wonder if that indicates that although Lowell have closed the account they may have unassigned it back to Creation who could assign it to another debt purchaser.

    I'm not raining on your parade, I'm suggesting you don't bin the paperwork just yet, just in case.

    Although having said that, if the debt is unenforceable then it's unenforceable despite who owns it

    Di

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  • The Tech Clerk
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    but always keep paperwork just in case

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  • Joanna Connolly Solicitors
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    Originally posted by cowbopper View Post
    Lowell who had added a default last year to a creation CC that was several years old, have confirmed they cannot service the CCA request, and have as such closed the account. The TransUnion file entry deletes all reference to Lowell and the Default and reverts to Creation

    I wonder if that indicates that although Lowell have closed the account they may have unassigned it back to Creation who could assign it to another debt purchaser.

    I'm not raining on your parade, I'm suggesting you don't bin the paperwork just yet, just in case.

    Although having said that, if the debt is unenforceable then it's unenforceable despite who owns it

    Di
    Last edited by Joanna Connolly Solicitors; 8 October 2020, 10:30. Reason: typo

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