Re: What2donext / UE Diary
This is what I would send to MKDP -
Dear Sirs,
I am in receipt of a formal letter of claim from your associate organisation Keynes Collections, to which I have now responded. I regret to say that your letter exhibits multiple inaccuracies, and appears to be designed purely to obfuscate the facts in a remarkably crude manner. I regret also that you continue to ignore the issues raised in my previous communications, and that you fail to do your due diligence before sending out such frivolous and entirely inappropriate responses.
As a direct consequence of this, I am now forced to raise a formal complaint with your own organisation in an attempt to force you to comply with the relevant legislation. Note that the following request is made pursuant to the Consumer Protection from Unfair Trading Regulations 2008, and that continued attempts to mislead could result in prosecution from the appropriate Trading Standards department.
I therefore now make a formal request pursuant to the Consumer Protection from Unfair Trading Regulations 2008, that you inform me whether or not you hold a fully compliant Consumer Credit Agreement for this alleged "account", signed by the alleged debtor or hirer, including all of the prescribed terms required to satisfy Section 61(1)a of the Consumer Credit Act 1974, that is, the form prescribed in the Consumer Credit Agreements Regulations 1983, Schedules 1, 2 and 6, as amended.
I look forward to your response, and also the response from your associates to my answer to your formal letter of claim.
Yours Faithfully,”
SH
This is what I would send to MKDP -
“FORMAL COMPLAINT
Dear Sirs,
I am in receipt of a formal letter of claim from your associate organisation Keynes Collections, to which I have now responded. I regret to say that your letter exhibits multiple inaccuracies, and appears to be designed purely to obfuscate the facts in a remarkably crude manner. I regret also that you continue to ignore the issues raised in my previous communications, and that you fail to do your due diligence before sending out such frivolous and entirely inappropriate responses.
As a direct consequence of this, I am now forced to raise a formal complaint with your own organisation in an attempt to force you to comply with the relevant legislation. Note that the following request is made pursuant to the Consumer Protection from Unfair Trading Regulations 2008, and that continued attempts to mislead could result in prosecution from the appropriate Trading Standards department.
I therefore now make a formal request pursuant to the Consumer Protection from Unfair Trading Regulations 2008, that you inform me whether or not you hold a fully compliant Consumer Credit Agreement for this alleged "account", signed by the alleged debtor or hirer, including all of the prescribed terms required to satisfy Section 61(1)a of the Consumer Credit Act 1974, that is, the form prescribed in the Consumer Credit Agreements Regulations 1983, Schedules 1, 2 and 6, as amended.
I look forward to your response, and also the response from your associates to my answer to your formal letter of claim.
Yours Faithfully,”
SH
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