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Re: Invisible Man's UE diary
MBNA
Credit card
Date commenced: 2001
Balance approx: £11,000
Date last full payment: 2009
Currently not paying
Status in arrears, defaulted 2009
Account owner: Hillesden Securities aka Direct Legal & Collections
Key:
Red text = creditor action
blue text = my action
green text = comment
2009
April 1. DMP offer made. (NB MBNA accept DMP payments every month until June 2011)
June 2. Letter from MBNA rejecting DMP offer!
Sept 9th 3. Demand letter from MBNA
Sept 25th 4. CCA request sent to MBNA
Oct 8th 5. MBNA reply to 4. above, with copy of agreement & separate T&Cs
Oct 9th 6. MBNA send sec 87 default notice
Oct 19th 7. MBNA send letter informing me they have sold the account to “Direct Legal (Dtl)”
Oct 26th 8. Letter from Direct Legal & Collections (dlc) that the account has been sold to “Hillesden, trading as Direct Legal & Collections (dlc)”
Nov 9th 9. Demand letter from dlc
Nov 14th 10. "Account in Dispute" Letter sent to MBNA, challenging the enforceability of the improperly executed agreement sent at 5. above
Nov 19th 11. “Notice of debt recovery” from dlc on behalf of Hillesden
Nov 24th 12. Letter from Hillesden in response to 10. above, admitting they cannot produce a copy of the agreement
Dec 16th 13. Letter from MBNA in response to 10. above, stating my objections “are not well founded” and "unacceptable"
2010
Jan 7th 14. Letter sent to Hillesden in response to 11. above, requesting all relevant documentation under the CPR
Jan 28th 15. A 2nd Sec 87 default notice received, from dlc “on behalf of Hillesden”
Feb 10th 16. Letter from Hillesden in response to 14. above, stating they are waiting for a copy of the original default notice from MBNA. They also enclose a “copy” of the agreement, but it is different to 5. above, as the T&Cs have an additional paragraph not in the earlier copy sent to me
Feb 19th 17. Letter from Hillesden quoting McGuffick v RBS, and admitting they “may not be able to enforce the agreement until the documentation is provided”, but will continue collection action anyway
May 19th 18. Letter from Hillesden stating that enclosed is a copy of the original default notice from MBNA, and that they will continue collection action. However there is no copy of default enclosed.
Throughout all the above, and continuing until June 2011 when the DMP started paying Hillesden, MBNA happily received DMP payments, even though they claim to have sold the account in 2009.
2016
March Letter from dlc informing me that the account has been bought by "ME 111 Limited", and stating that ME 111 Limited and Hillesden Securities are both part of the "Cabot Credit Management Group". Also says "although ME 11 Limited are the legal and beneficial owners of your account, you should continue to communicate with, and make payments, to your current service provider" - not sure if that refers to dlc or Hillesden?
2017
June 15th Letter from dlc providing statement of account for the last 6 years. States creditor name as MBNA
June Agreement sent to Niddy for checking
June 25th Niddy says the agreement is fairly illegible, and as it stands
Advised to send illegibility template if they pursue it.
Update: I've just found a letter in my files, dated March 2016, from dlc (I've now inserted it into the timeline above), informing me that "ME 111 Limited" bought the account from Hillesden, and that they are both part of the "Cabot Credit Management Group". Should I send anything off to any of them, or sit tight for now?
MBNA
Credit card
Date commenced: 2001
Balance approx: £11,000
Date last full payment: 2009
Currently not paying
Status in arrears, defaulted 2009
Account owner: Hillesden Securities aka Direct Legal & Collections
Key:
Red text = creditor action
blue text = my action
green text = comment
2009
April 1. DMP offer made. (NB MBNA accept DMP payments every month until June 2011)
June 2. Letter from MBNA rejecting DMP offer!
Sept 9th 3. Demand letter from MBNA
Sept 25th 4. CCA request sent to MBNA
Oct 8th 5. MBNA reply to 4. above, with copy of agreement & separate T&Cs
Oct 9th 6. MBNA send sec 87 default notice
Oct 19th 7. MBNA send letter informing me they have sold the account to “Direct Legal (Dtl)”
Oct 26th 8. Letter from Direct Legal & Collections (dlc) that the account has been sold to “Hillesden, trading as Direct Legal & Collections (dlc)”
Nov 9th 9. Demand letter from dlc
Nov 14th 10. "Account in Dispute" Letter sent to MBNA, challenging the enforceability of the improperly executed agreement sent at 5. above
Nov 19th 11. “Notice of debt recovery” from dlc on behalf of Hillesden
Nov 24th 12. Letter from Hillesden in response to 10. above, admitting they cannot produce a copy of the agreement
Dec 16th 13. Letter from MBNA in response to 10. above, stating my objections “are not well founded” and "unacceptable"
2010
Jan 7th 14. Letter sent to Hillesden in response to 11. above, requesting all relevant documentation under the CPR
Jan 28th 15. A 2nd Sec 87 default notice received, from dlc “on behalf of Hillesden”
Feb 10th 16. Letter from Hillesden in response to 14. above, stating they are waiting for a copy of the original default notice from MBNA. They also enclose a “copy” of the agreement, but it is different to 5. above, as the T&Cs have an additional paragraph not in the earlier copy sent to me
Feb 19th 17. Letter from Hillesden quoting McGuffick v RBS, and admitting they “may not be able to enforce the agreement until the documentation is provided”, but will continue collection action anyway
May 19th 18. Letter from Hillesden stating that enclosed is a copy of the original default notice from MBNA, and that they will continue collection action. However there is no copy of default enclosed.
Throughout all the above, and continuing until June 2011 when the DMP started paying Hillesden, MBNA happily received DMP payments, even though they claim to have sold the account in 2009.
2016
March Letter from dlc informing me that the account has been bought by "ME 111 Limited", and stating that ME 111 Limited and Hillesden Securities are both part of the "Cabot Credit Management Group". Also says "although ME 11 Limited are the legal and beneficial owners of your account, you should continue to communicate with, and make payments, to your current service provider" - not sure if that refers to dlc or Hillesden?
2017
June 15th Letter from dlc providing statement of account for the last 6 years. States creditor name as MBNA
June Agreement sent to Niddy for checking
June 25th Niddy says the agreement is fairly illegible, and as it stands

Update: I've just found a letter in my files, dated March 2016, from dlc (I've now inserted it into the timeline above), informing me that "ME 111 Limited" bought the account from Hillesden, and that they are both part of the "Cabot Credit Management Group". Should I send anything off to any of them, or sit tight for now?
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