Hi this is a new thing for me so hope I have everything ready to start up
Original creditor Capital One
Transferred to Direct Legal Collections 01/02/2011
31/05/14 - Letter sent to them on advice of Stepchange advising of hubby hospital admission and reducing payment
07/11/14 - Letter received from DLC advising they are intending to issue County Court Claim followed by Charging order - uploaded for Niddy
24/11/14 - CCA letter sent
21/01/15 - Letter from DLC - The are following up my request for a copy of the original documentation with the origianl lender. When it becomes available they will send it to me. They will update me in 21 days.
10/03/15 - letter from DLC stating that the account had been on hold but this hold period has now expired and I am to contact cutomer services to discuss my payment proposals.
08/04/15 - intentions are to pursue county court claim to gain security for the outstanding balance-
sent letter and further cca request as advised by Niddy
30/04/15 - still DLC are chasing up docs
15/05/15 - apology for sending letter re enforcement - they are chasing up the docs which may have been arvchived off site by original lender and therefore it takes time to locate them.
11/06/15 - Further to correspondence... a copy of the original credit agreement is attached.
Whilst we may not enforce the agreement the monies remain outstanding.
They are prevented from taking steps to enforce the credit agreement but the underlying obligation to repay remains intact.
The McGuffick v RBS clarified the interpretations of what is considered enforcement and if I want to view it is on the internet.
The demanding of payment is not considered enforcement and is merely a step taken prior to the commencement of proceedings therfeore my account remains with collections department for collection activity to commence.
17/03/16 - Despite DLC saying that they may not enforce my agreement ( for a card I took out in 2004) they have now sold the debt on to Hillesden Securities which are part of the Cabot Credit Management Group.
Although ME III are now the legal and beneficical owners of my account dlc will continue to manage my account on their behalf. All communication and payments should continue to be made to dlc.
18/10/16 - no further correspondence so far from either Hillesden/Cabot or from DLC.
Original creditor Capital One
- Type of account Credit Card
- Date commenced
- Approx balance £6992.45
- Date last paid 27/10/14
- Are you on arrangement or not paying DMP with Stepchange
- Status added to DMP 19/07/2007
Transferred to Direct Legal Collections 01/02/2011
31/05/14 - Letter sent to them on advice of Stepchange advising of hubby hospital admission and reducing payment
07/11/14 - Letter received from DLC advising they are intending to issue County Court Claim followed by Charging order - uploaded for Niddy
24/11/14 - CCA letter sent
21/01/15 - Letter from DLC - The are following up my request for a copy of the original documentation with the origianl lender. When it becomes available they will send it to me. They will update me in 21 days.
10/03/15 - letter from DLC stating that the account had been on hold but this hold period has now expired and I am to contact cutomer services to discuss my payment proposals.
08/04/15 - intentions are to pursue county court claim to gain security for the outstanding balance-
sent letter and further cca request as advised by Niddy
30/04/15 - still DLC are chasing up docs
15/05/15 - apology for sending letter re enforcement - they are chasing up the docs which may have been arvchived off site by original lender and therefore it takes time to locate them.
11/06/15 - Further to correspondence... a copy of the original credit agreement is attached.
Whilst we may not enforce the agreement the monies remain outstanding.
They are prevented from taking steps to enforce the credit agreement but the underlying obligation to repay remains intact.
The McGuffick v RBS clarified the interpretations of what is considered enforcement and if I want to view it is on the internet.
The demanding of payment is not considered enforcement and is merely a step taken prior to the commencement of proceedings therfeore my account remains with collections department for collection activity to commence.
17/03/16 - Despite DLC saying that they may not enforce my agreement ( for a card I took out in 2004) they have now sold the debt on to Hillesden Securities which are part of the Cabot Credit Management Group.
Although ME III are now the legal and beneficical owners of my account dlc will continue to manage my account on their behalf. All communication and payments should continue to be made to dlc.
18/10/16 - no further correspondence so far from either Hillesden/Cabot or from DLC.
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