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  • Re: My Journey with DMP's CCA's and PPI's

    Originally posted by JLC View Post
    Barclaycard





    • Type of account Credit Card
    • Date commenced (ideally before Apr 2007) 2006
    • Approx balance £3268.75 (I have paid £2440.78)
    • Date last paid (approximate date you last made a FULL payment) last Full payment made in 2011,
    • Are you on arrangement or not paying - not paid since Jan 16
    • Status (default/in arrears/up-to-date) in default since 2011
    • Account owner (who is writing to you, a DCA or the lender) Barclaycard


    I haven't CCA'd Barclaycard yet. I PPI's them, but have no PPI with them.

    10/2/16 - CCA request posted.

    29/3/16 - CCA received, sent to Niddy to look at.

    Letter received from Barclaycard dated 29/3/16. We have been trying to contact you for several months, but haven't been able to reach a suitable repayment arrangement with you. As your account it still overdue, we need to let you know what will happen if you don't make a payment or get in touch with us. It then goes on about issuing a default notice.

    Spoke to Plan B today about this account and there are a few discrepancies on both the forms supplied and credit file. Still waiting for Niddy to return, but pretty much look unenforceable. Also missing Conditions.

    22/4/16 - statement received from barclaycard. £45.60 interest and £12 'other charge' added.

    11/5/16 - default notice received from barclaycard dated 5 May 2016.

    23/5/16 - statement received from barclaycard. £42.04 interest added.

    8/6/16 - letter received from barclaycard dated 2/6/16.

    A default has been registered on your account - you now need to pay your balance in full (it's basically telling me that my account is with the recoveries team and may be passed to a DCA - it's a side and a half of a page)!

    15/9/16 - letter received from barclaycard dated 10/9/16. I am writing to notify you that the above account was assigned and transferred by Barclaycard to Hoist Portfolio Holding 2 Limited (HPH2 LTD) on 22/8/16. This means that the effective owners of the above account are now Hoist Portfolio Holding 2 Ltd. HPH2 Ltd has appointed Robinson Way Limited as their servicing agent to manage your account on their behalf. All contact regarding this account should now be directed to Robinson Way. With effect from the date of receipt of this notice all payments due to barclaycard shall be paid to HPH2 Ltd via Robinson Way.

    16/9/16 - two letters received in the same envelope from HPH2 ltd and Robinson Way

    28/9/16 - letter from Robinson way dated 22/9/16 offering me four payment options with a weekly payment

    10/10/16 - letter received from Robinson way.

    it is important that you get in touch with us to tell us about your situation. If we don't hear from you, we will have to make a decision on what happens next to the balance you owe.

    options we have to consider are

    * whether to advise our client to instruct Howard Cohen & Co solicitors to commence legal action against you; or
    * further collection activity, letters and calls

    We would prefer to agree an affordable arrangement and it's not too late for this.

    alternatively, our client has confirmed they are willing to accept a single payment of £2,490.63 to clear this balance in one payment

    please contact us .................blah
    letter received today. Any action or should I just wait?

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    • Re: My Journey with DMP's CCA's and PPI's

      Just had a phone call from Robinson way on my mobile. Politely asked them to remove the number and not to call again.

      how could they have got hold of my mobile number? I didn't have the phone when I took the agreements out.

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      • Re: My Journey with DMP's CCA's and PPI's

        This is one of lifes orrible mysteries, I find it infuriating arrrrrrrrgh x
        if you do it today and you like it you can always do it again tomorrow


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        • Re: My Journey with DMP's CCA's and PPI's

          Hi JLC, just read through this thread.

          Absolutely brilliant route you are following with the support of the people on here.

          I've only been on here as a member for less than a week but I'm already feeling positive thanks to the support received.

          Regards

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          • Re: My Journey with DMP's CCA's and PPI's

            Now that I have settled the Cooperative business overdraft, I decided to follow up on my PPI claim for Britannia/Cooperative Bank. Back in April, I sent out a request for a SAR to Britannia (this was to get the relevant information to prove I had paid towards MPPI). This was returned as I hadn't signed it, so decided to put the request to Cooperative as they should encompass all the info from Britannia as they are part of Cooperative. I received a letter from the cooperative in June with details of an account I didn't recognise and a letter stating they had passed the request to their mortgage department. I have received nothing from them. I have sent three emails requesting the information in the form of a complaint, but still not received anything so I decided that I would complain to the FOS. This morning I have received the forms from the FOS and just completed them. It will be interesting to see what happens as I know I had a MPPI (I have paperwork to prove it), but they claim that I hadn't paid it and it was cancelled, so I guess we shall see!

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            • Re: My Journey with DMP's CCA's and PPI's

              Today I received two letter from the Britannia in relation to my complaint. Firstly, they advised me I needed to send £10 to them, I sent £10 to them and they returned it. I also sent another £10 cheque when I sent the request to the cooperative. I have sent a copy of the letter that I received advising that they were passing it to the mortgage department and a covering letter telling them that I had already sent the £10 to the cooperative and that all they were doing was trying to delay the information to me. I also informed them that all copied of my paperwork had gone to the FOS to look into mis selling of MPPI. I'm not sure what I will get back, now and where this will go.

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              • Re: My Journey with DMP's CCA's and PPI's

                So, I've missed the cut off to complain to the FOS, so now have to wait for my SAR so I can prove I have paid them and that I was missold it in the first place.

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                • Re: My Journey with DMP's CCA's and PPI's

                  Why have you missed the deadline? You get a timeframe to complain from when you became aware that you could complain. Surely you've not been sitting on this for months, or have you used the wrong date as to when you first became aware you had a complaint?

                  Did the FOS say you were out of time? If so was it just a query or did you complete the relevant forms?
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                  • Re: My Journey with DMP's CCA's and PPI's

                    Originally posted by Never-In-Doubt View Post
                    Why have you missed the deadline? You get a timeframe to complain from when you became aware that you could complain. Surely you've not been sitting on this for months, or have you used the wrong date as to when you first became aware you had a complaint?

                    Did the FOS say you were out of time? If so was it just a query or did you complete the relevant forms?
                    stupidly, I was waiting for my SAR so I could prove it. The last letter was dated 20 April, but the letter telling me I had the right to complain was from March. The FOS telephoned me to tell me that it was too late but they will keep hold of the paperwork in case I can prove I paid MPPI and it was Miss old so I don't have to send it all again

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                    • Re: My Journey with DMP's CCA's and PPI's

                      Originally posted by JLC View Post
                      Virgin MBNA

                      • Type of account Credit Card
                      • Date commenced (ideally before Apr 2007) Feb 07
                      • Approx balance £1859.47 (I have paid £1396.38)
                      • Date last paid (approximate date you last made a FULL payment) last Full payment made in 2011,
                      • Are you on arrangement or not paying not paying since Jan 16
                      • Status (default/in arrears/up-to-date) in default since 2011
                      • Account owner (who is writing to you, a DCA or the lender) Moorgate



                      CCA's on 1st Feb to DCA and PPI to MBNA on same date. No response yet.

                      22/2/16 - response from Moorgate dated 19/2/16. Lots of crappy paperwork. Looking at it, I don't think its enforceable (not sure I should say why on here), but have uploaded it to get it checked in the private area.
                      23/2/16 - Niddy confirms irredeemably as all MBNA Virgin cards pre 04/07 are. Just snuck in with this one! Sit tight and wait for next letter then use missing PT's letter.

                      14/3/16 letter dated 9/3/16 received from Moorgate (pretty much the same as Saturdays ones)

                      There is currently no agreed payment arrangement in place for your account. Unless we are able to rectify this within the next seven days, your account will be reviewed for further action, which could result in either:

                      a) Your account being placed with our internal Recoveries Department, or

                      b) Your account being placed with an external debt collection agency for recovery activity.

                      We want to work with you to secure a long term, mutually acceptable payment arrangement, therefore please contact our office on blah blah blah

                      the letter goes on, but its just a load of crap


                      4/5/16 - letter received from Moorgate dated 11 May 2016.
                      We recently wrote to you to advise that your account is being managed within our recoveries department and that it was important for you to make contact with our office. As yet we still have not been able to speak with you to discuss your circumstances and establish an ongoing arrangement for your account. This matter is now urgent. Please contact our office on 0800375797 and our experienced staff will be happy to discuss this with you. Blah blah blah

                      9/6/16 - letter received from Moorgate dated 6th June 2016
                      We are increasingly concerned that we have not been able to speak to you about your account.

                      We are keen to speak to you in order to understand your situation, so that we can place you on the most appropriate payment arrangement.

                      Failure to make contact with us may result in the following;
                      1) a representative may be instructed to visit your property
                      2) your account may be placed with an external DCA
                      3) our litigation department may instigate court proceedings

                      Please contact us as a matter of urgency on 0800 375 796 and our experienced team will be happy to help you. blah blah blah

                      16/7/2016 - letter from Moorgate dated 13 July 2016

                      We have attempted to contact you on a number of occasions to discuss the outstanding balance on your account. Please contact us on 0800 375 797 within seven days of the date of this letter. Our office hours are (blah blah). In the event that we do not receive contact from you we will appoint and external company, fidelite credit management ltd, to visit your property. The purpose of the visit is to regain contact with you so we can discuss your current financial situation and agree and appropriate payment plan, in accordance with your ability to pay. IF you are experiencing any difficulties there are a number of organisations who can help you (blah blah).

                      30/7/16 - letter from Fidelite Credit Management dated 27/7/16. Account been passed to them. If I do not contact Idem, it may result in a visit. Blah Blah Blah

                      7/10/16 - letter from Moorgate informing me that they still haven't received my income and expenditure form.

                      21/10/16 - letter received from Moorgate telling me they still haven't heard from me.
                      Post updated.
                      Last edited by Pixie; 22 October 2016, 16:16.

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                      • Re: My Journey with DMP's CCA's and PPI's

                        Isn't that good of them? As if you didn't know you hadn't sent anything to them
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                        • Re: My Journey with DMP's CCA's and PPI's

                          Originally posted by JLC View Post
                          Virgin MBNA

                          • Type of account Credit Card
                          • Date commenced (ideally before Apr 2007) Feb 07
                          • Approx balance £1859.47 (I have paid £1396.38)
                          • Date last paid (approximate date you last made a FULL payment) last Full payment made in 2011,
                          • Are you on arrangement or not paying not paying since Jan 16
                          • Status (default/in arrears/up-to-date) in default since 2011
                          • Account owner (who is writing to you, a DCA or the lender) Moorgate



                          CCA's on 1st Feb to DCA and PPI to MBNA on same date. No response yet.

                          22/2/16 - response from Moorgate dated 19/2/16. Lots of crappy paperwork. Looking at it, I don't think its enforceable (not sure I should say why on here), but have uploaded it to get it checked in the private area.
                          23/2/16 - Niddy confirms irredeemably as all MBNA Virgin cards pre 04/07 are. Just snuck in with this one! Sit tight and wait for next letter then use missing PT's letter.

                          14/3/16 letter dated 9/3/16 received from Moorgate (pretty much the same as Saturdays ones)

                          There is currently no agreed payment arrangement in place for your account. Unless we are able to rectify this within the next seven days, your account will be reviewed for further action, which could result in either:

                          a) Your account being placed with our internal Recoveries Department, or

                          b) Your account being placed with an external debt collection agency for recovery activity.

                          We want to work with you to secure a long term, mutually acceptable payment arrangement, therefore please contact our office on blah blah blah

                          the letter goes on, but its just a load of crap


                          4/5/16 - letter received from Moorgate dated 11 May 2016.
                          We recently wrote to you to advise that your account is being managed within our recoveries department and that it was important for you to make contact with our office. As yet we still have not been able to speak with you to discuss your circumstances and establish an ongoing arrangement for your account. This matter is now urgent. Please contact our office on 0800375797 and our experienced staff will be happy to discuss this with you. Blah blah blah

                          9/6/16 - letter received from Moorgate dated 6th June 2016
                          We are increasingly concerned that we have not been able to speak to you about your account.

                          We are keen to speak to you in order to understand your situation, so that we can place you on the most appropriate payment arrangement.

                          Failure to make contact with us may result in the following;
                          1) a representative may be instructed to visit your property
                          2) your account may be placed with an external DCA
                          3) our litigation department may instigate court proceedings

                          Please contact us as a matter of urgency on 0800 375 796 and our experienced team will be happy to help you. blah blah blah

                          16/7/2016 - letter from Moorgate dated 13 July 2016

                          We have attempted to contact you on a number of occasions to discuss the outstanding balance on your account. Please contact us on 0800 375 797 within seven days of the date of this letter. Our office hours are (blah blah). In the event that we do not receive contact from you we will appoint and external company, fidelite credit management ltd, to visit your property. The purpose of the visit is to regain contact with you so we can discuss your current financial situation and agree and appropriate payment plan, in accordance with your ability to pay. IF you are experiencing any difficulties there are a number of organisations who can help you (blah blah).

                          30/7/16 - letter from Fidelite Credit Management dated 27/7/16. Account been passed to them. If I do not contact Idem, it may result in a visit. Blah Blah Blah

                          7/10/16 - letter from Moorgate informing me that they still haven't received my income and expenditure form.

                          21/10/17 - letter received from Moorgate telling me they still haven't heard from me.

                          31/10/16 - letter received from moorgate dated 27th October 2016.

                          Despite our numerous attempts to contact you we have not had a response from you or an indication of willingness from you to resolve this matter.
                          Further to our last correspondence we have reviewed your account and determined that further action is necessary. Therefore, we are instructing our litigation department to begin legal proceedings, to obtain a monetary judgement.
                          This course of action could also lead to the following enforcement options being initiated
                          *obtaining and attachment/arrestment of earnings order
                          *obtaining a charging/inhibition order against your property (where you are a homeowner)
                          The litigation department will be in with you in due course to advise you of the next steps. All costs incurred following the commencement of successful litigation action will be payable by you.
                          We can withdraw this instruction if you contact our offices within five days of the date of this letter and make satisfactory arrangements regarding your account.
                          Blah blah blah
                          should I reply to this with anything? Missing PT's, LBA?

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                          • Re: My Journey with DMP's CCA's and PPI's

                            If this wasn't from a solicitor I wouldn't respond, just keep an eye on them in case they move it to a solicitor.

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                            • Re: My Journey with DMP's CCA's and PPI's

                              Originally posted by MrsD View Post
                              If this wasn't from a solicitor I wouldn't respond, just keep an eye on them in case they move it to a solicitor.
                              OK, thanks. I'll wait and see what happens.

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                              • Re: My Journey with DMP's CCA's and PPI's

                                Originally posted by JLC View Post
                                Barclaycard





                                • Type of account Credit Card
                                • Date commenced (ideally before Apr 2007) 2006
                                • Approx balance £3268.75 (I have paid £2440.78)
                                • Date last paid (approximate date you last made a FULL payment) last Full payment made in 2011,
                                • Are you on arrangement or not paying - not paid since Jan 16
                                • Status (default/in arrears/up-to-date) in default since 2011
                                • Account owner (who is writing to you, a DCA or the lender) Barclaycard


                                I haven't CCA'd Barclaycard yet. I PPI's them, but have no PPI with them.

                                10/2/16 - CCA request posted.

                                29/3/16 - CCA received, sent to Niddy to look at.

                                Letter received from Barclaycard dated 29/3/16. We have been trying to contact you for several months, but haven't been able to reach a suitable repayment arrangement with you. As your account it still overdue, we need to let you know what will happen if you don't make a payment or get in touch with us. It then goes on about issuing a default notice.

                                Spoke to Plan B today about this account and there are a few discrepancies on both the forms supplied and credit file. Still waiting for Niddy to return, but pretty much look unenforceable. Also missing Conditions.

                                22/4/16 - statement received from barclaycard. £45.60 interest and £12 'other charge' added.

                                11/5/16 - default notice received from barclaycard dated 5 May 2016.

                                23/5/16 - statement received from barclaycard. £42.04 interest added.

                                8/6/16 - letter received from barclaycard dated 2/6/16.

                                A default has been registered on your account - you now need to pay your balance in full (it's basically telling me that my account is with the recoveries team and may be passed to a DCA - it's a side and a half of a page)!

                                15/9/16 - letter received from barclaycard dated 10/9/16. I am writing to notify you that the above account was assigned and transferred by Barclaycard to Hoist Portfolio Holding 2 Limited (HPH2 LTD) on 22/8/16. This means that the effective owners of the above account are now Hoist Portfolio Holding 2 Ltd. HPH2 Ltd has appointed Robinson Way Limited as their servicing agent to manage your account on their behalf. All contact regarding this account should now be directed to Robinson Way. With effect from the date of receipt of this notice all payments due to barclaycard shall be paid to HPH2 Ltd via Robinson Way.

                                16/9/16 - two letters received in the same envelope from HPH2 ltd and Robinson Way

                                28/9/16 - letter from Robinson way dated 22/9/16 offering me four payment options with a weekly payment

                                10/10/16 - letter received from Robinson way.

                                it is important that you get in touch with us to tell us about your situation. If we don't hear from you, we will have to make a decision on what happens next to the balance you owe.

                                options we have to consider are

                                * whether to advise our client to instruct Howard Cohen & Co solicitors to commence legal action against you; or
                                * further collection activity, letters and calls

                                We would prefer to agree an affordable arrangement and it's not too late for this.

                                alternatively, our client has confirmed they are willing to accept a single payment of £2,490.63 to clear this balance in one payment

                                please contact us .................blah

                                4/11/16 - letter received from Robinson Way dated 31/10/16

                                Pre-Legal Assessment
                                your account remains unpaid despite previous attempts to contact you.
                                we have assessed your account and established that it meets our initial criteria to be considered for legal action. We now need to understand your individual circumstances to determine the most appropriate action to be taken for your account.
                                The best way for us to understand your circumstances is for you to contact us. If you do not contact us we will be forced to assess your account for litigation based on the information we currently hold for you.

                                what this means for you

                                *Your account may be transferred to Howard Cohen & Co Solicitors in 10 days without further notice.
                                *If your account is transferred to Howard Cohen & Co Solicitors and court action is taken they will ask the court for an order adding legal costs and interest to the amount you owe. If the court grants their request then the amount you owe will increase.

                                its not too late to agree and affordable payment plan:

                                *if you would rather agree and affordable payment plan directly with us to prevent us considering passing your account to Howard Cohen & Co or if you believe you have a valid dispute relating to this account please call us before 11/11/16.

                                *if you prefer you can deal with your account online ......blah
                                letter received today "pre legal assessment". Should I reply with anything? Barclaycard have not really replied to my CCA request, so should I send a SWID letter to Robinson Way?

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