Re: What2donext / UE Diary
Of course "the most sensible course of action" is for the DCA to return your account to their client M & S since it's UE
What's making me really angry is that M & S know damn well that any of their millions of storecards which were converted/upgraded into credit cards without any new agreement signed in 2003/4 are all UE under s.51 (whatever) of the CCA. Sending out new Ts & Cs wasn't good enough in the eyes of the law. DJ Henrietta Manners has made that quiet clear albeit reluctantly. So why don't they just run up a white flag and admit it instead of hounding and bullying people using DCAs to do their dirty work
Even worse is the fact that M & S made the BBC add a sort of disclaimer to the bottom of the article reporting the legal case which said "M & S Money has no doubt that the introduction of the M & S credit card was carried out in accordance with the law " That's simply not true and M & S's deliberate attempt to mislead consumers in this way is shameful
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-17670803
So anyone reading this post if you've got a credit card which was upgraded from a storecard (without a new agreement) there is every likelihood that it's unenforceable. This includes all G. E Money backed products (such as Debenhams) as well as M & S and of course (my favourite) Harrods
Of course "the most sensible course of action" is for the DCA to return your account to their client M & S since it's UE
What's making me really angry is that M & S know damn well that any of their millions of storecards which were converted/upgraded into credit cards without any new agreement signed in 2003/4 are all UE under s.51 (whatever) of the CCA. Sending out new Ts & Cs wasn't good enough in the eyes of the law. DJ Henrietta Manners has made that quiet clear albeit reluctantly. So why don't they just run up a white flag and admit it instead of hounding and bullying people using DCAs to do their dirty work
Even worse is the fact that M & S made the BBC add a sort of disclaimer to the bottom of the article reporting the legal case which said "M & S Money has no doubt that the introduction of the M & S credit card was carried out in accordance with the law " That's simply not true and M & S's deliberate attempt to mislead consumers in this way is shameful
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-17670803
So anyone reading this post if you've got a credit card which was upgraded from a storecard (without a new agreement) there is every likelihood that it's unenforceable. This includes all G. E Money backed products (such as Debenhams) as well as M & S and of course (my favourite) Harrods
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