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I have just been advised that this is unenforceable, gobsmacked to be honest!!!
Which just shows that accounts opened after 2007 (your Sainsburys credit card was from 2013) can still be unenforceable in some instances [IMG2=JSON
Di
[B]18th October [/B]
HAVE BEEN INFORMED FROM NIDDY THAT THIS IS UE
Received a letter this morning from Cabot Financial UK Ltd
At the moment we don't have any repayments being received on your account or a commitment to a repayment plan...
As a reasonable next action to recover the outstanding balance your account has been reviewed for legal action...you need to contact us within 28 days so that we can prevent this from happening.
I requested SAR in July from Sainsbury's still not received information.
For the sake of clarity, I am aware that this maybe quite an extensive post, but literally is full story of recent history...apologies if it looks a little messy, as I had to copy and paste from thread to word in attempt to get all on same post.
Brief synopsis, I cca's Cabot Uk Ltd and they sent me back the agreement, would that mean I wouldn't then send a SWID to them, as they have provided agreement?
- 4th January 2018, 12:11Type of Account: Sainsbury CC
Date Commenced: /09/2013
Approx Balance: £2500
Date last paid: Approx beginning of 2016
Are you on arrangement to pay or not paying: Not paying
Status (Default/ in arrears/ up to date): Default
Account Owner (DCA or Lender): Moorcroft then Wescot (I think), now with Cabot Financial
4th October
Letter received from Sainsbury's
"we are writing to notify you that Sainsburys bank has assigned all of it rights respective right title etc... to the Cabot Credit Management Group effective from the 31st August..."
4th October
Letter received from Cabot confirming above.
20th October
We really want to help...
22nd November
We have previously explained that there are several options available and we want to help you find the most suitable solution...
27 December (Second letter)
Your outstanding balance - potential legal action
"Following our previous letter, we want to talk to you about your account but haven't heard from you...
What legal action could mean
"Our typical action would be to instruct a solicitor to issue amount due..."
This debt started life with Moorcroft (which I cca'd), they returned postal order saying that they are no longer dealing with it. I can't remember if I then CCA'd Wescott, it has now been sold to Cabot, as mentioned.
What would be the best course of action, it appears that they are quite keen. Should I send a CCA request or a SWID to Cabot. I am certain that this will be enforceable, mainly because of the date.
Cheers
22nd June 2018, 11:25
I have sent info across to Niddy to take a look at, I have a feeling that this will be enforceable.
- 23rd June 2018, 09:59Originally posted by Strepsi View Post
I have sent info across to Niddy to take a look at, I have a feeling that this will be enforceable. - I have just been advised that this is unenforceable, gobsmacked to be honest!!!
- 26th June 2018, 13:20
I have just been advised that this is unenforceable, gobsmacked to be honest!!!
Which just shows that accounts opened after 2007 (your Sainsburys credit card was from 2013) can still be unenforceable in some instances [IMG2=JSON
Di
[B]18th October [/B]
HAVE BEEN INFORMED FROM NIDDY THAT THIS IS UE
Received a letter this morning from Cabot Financial UK Ltd
At the moment we don't have any repayments being received on your account or a commitment to a repayment plan...
As a reasonable next action to recover the outstanding balance your account has been reviewed for legal action...you need to contact us within 28 days so that we can prevent this from happening.
I requested SAR in July from Sainsbury's still not received information.
- 18th October 2018, 11:56
- You say Niddy said it was UE, did you receive a reply to a CCA request if so when and what was received, sorry but today I don't have time to go through all your diary to find the info,
if you have not received your SAR I would write back to sainsburys asking why, make sure to enclose a copy of the original request
- 18th October 2018, 12:19Originally posted by nightwatch View Post
You say Niddy said it was UE, did you receive a reply to a CCA request if so when and what was received, sorry but today I don't have time to go through all your diary to find the info,
if you have not received your SAR I would write back to sainsburys asking why, make sure to enclose a copy of the original request
Sorry missed...what was received!?
Three lots of information, - credit card statements, personal details sheet and two copies of "credit agreement regulated by the consumer credit act 1974".
- ok you can wait and see what Cabot do next, if they do decide to threaten legal action you should receive a letter following new protocol which gives you 30 days to reply, it will have tick boxes for replys, DO NOT PANIC if you get one just post up on here straight away
NW x
- 1st November 2018
Cabot Financial
Dear Mr
Your outstanding balance - potential legal action
Following our previous letter we want to talk to you about your account but haven't heard from you...
What legal action could mean.
Next steps
We would prefer to avoid legal action...please contact us within 14 days...if we do not hear from you with 14 days your account will be reviewd to be referred to a solicitors.
Advice please?
- 1st November 2018, 14:56
- Cabot seem to send this template letter out but notice its "Potential" "reviewed" .
Under the new regulations a Letter Before Claim has to be sent to you before a claim can be issued.
As Niddy has assessed the CCA as UE the last thing you should do is to alert them to this so that they can reconstitute a EN version!
File and see what comes next. - Cabot Financial UK Ltd - Letter received
Dear Mr...
Next steps
We have tried to contact you on several occasions to discuss your account. As we have not heard from you, we are referring your account to Mortimer Clarke Solicitors.
Mortimer Clarke Solicitors will want to speak to you within the next 7 days where they will review your situation and help you arrange the most suitable solution and help you to arrange the most suitable solution for you based on your circumstances.
Alternatively you can contact them on .... - 19th November 2018, 14:23
- If you have not received a reply to your CCArequest, then you need to send the, Sold in Dispute, template wait while M C, contact you then send it to them,
NW x
- 19th November 2018, 14:23
- If you have not received a reply to your CCArequest, then you need to send the, Sold in Dispute, template wait while M C, contact you then send it to them,
NW x
I have been advised by Niddy, that this is UE. It is mentioned in above post (I believe).
Cheers
- 19th November 2018,
- 19:51Send the SWID to Cabot then,
For the sake of clarity, I am aware that this maybe quite an extensive post, but literally is full story of recent history...apologies if it looks a little messy, as I had to copy and paste from thread to word in attempt to get all on same post.
Brief synopsis, I cca's Cabot Uk Ltd and they sent me back the agreement, would that mean I wouldn't then send a SWID to them, as they have provided agreement?
Mortimer Clarke Solicitor - WE NEED YOUR ATTENTION - POTENTIAL LEGAL ACTION.
Dear
We really need to talk to you about this debt £2500 owed to our Client Cabot Financial (UK) Limited ("Cabot")
If you do not contact us within 30 days...
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