Re: Grassy_K's Unenforceability Diary
Lying low's best at times.
Fab news from Lloyds
Lying low's best at times.
Fab news from Lloyds
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but easily remedied. Recommends sending MPT letter. Will send at the weekend. May need to come up with an offer on this in the future (my thoughts), but blagging for now.

because it is just two sets of terms and conditions - no application form, no signature, no date. "Terms and conditions received" letter will be going off to LINK at the weekend.
7/5/2015 - Letter from my old friends at Link after a long absence, nothing threatening just asking for payment proposals. Popped off a little reminder that the account is in dispute and to read my letter from August 2014


because it is just two sets of terms and conditions - no application form, no signature, no date. "Terms and conditions received" letter will be going off to LINK at the weekend.
7/5/2015 - Letter from my old friends at Link after a long absence, nothing threatening just asking for payment proposals. Popped off a little reminder that the account is in dispute and to read my letter from August 2014 

because it is just two sets of terms and conditions - no application form, no signature, no date. "Terms and conditions received" letter will be going off to LINK at the weekend.
7/5/2015 - Letter from my old friends at Link after a long absence, nothing threatening just asking for payment proposals. Popped off a little reminder that the account is in dispute and to read my letter from August 2014 

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