Originally Posted by evenlessdopey

From Allied International Credit
Mrs Dopey RBS
sent CCA July 2010
received back in September a blatent forgery, wasn't even my writing and had erroneous info on it.
Sept sent "you sent a forgery detailing how they had made it up!
received to-day letter dated 2nd Dec
"Urgent Final Notice of Intent"
threatening us with court, unfortunately the right court.
they also say they have written numerous times (liars!!!)
Do you need to see this or do I send sold while in dispute?
You don't need to send it, it's fine. You can respond with the following (send it recorded): ---> viewtopic.php?p=2319#p2319
UPDATE
they had buggered off for a while but now are back wanting me to send them money NOW (aye right!)
so is it an enough is enough or a threat of litigation?

Send this back Mrs D: ---> CCA Query - Missing Prescribed Terms
Been away on business but when I got back there was a letter from AIC sending back my letter saying it had been passed back to RBS.
and
A cheeky bugger letter from Moorcroft threatening to hang draw and quarter me if I don't phone and pay them, also threatening litigation, do I send a sold in dispute??
sent off missing prescribed terms
letter this morning telling me to apply to RBS for a CCA and it'll cost £1
do these twonks ever read any letter that is sent to them???
can I send them a cheeky letter telling them to READ the letter i sent them??????
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another letter from Midas who are part of Moorcroft. I am totally convinced they don't have the simple ability to read. this one is a litigation warning because we have failed to reach a repayment agreement with moorcroft, am minded to send a sold in dispute with copies and dates of previous letters so that they can go and get someone to read them to them
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