Re: DNW's UE Diary
Tell them to stop playing at Silly Buggers, as they have been quite content to send personal and confidential data to your address in the past without previously requiring a signature. Remind them of the time permissible to respond to a SAR under section 7 of the DPA.
Tell them that their clients are a bunch of numpties who seem to have no concern that their charge for a default notice is simply not allowed under section 86(E) of the Consumer Credit Act 1974:
Use large type and eschew "difficult" words. Write as if the letter was being sent to a mentally retarded child. If appropriate, add illustrations and enclose a small packet of crayons.
Send both letters by Recorded Delivery.
Originally posted by Drowning Not Waving
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23/03/12 - Letter from Westcot - They are to refund the one interest charge added since 14th Jan (date of formal demand), however the default charge will remain in place.... We believe this resolves the dispute and look forward to your payment.
(6)The debtor or hirer shall have no liability to pay any sum in connection with the preparation or the giving to him of the notice under this section.
Send both letters by Recorded Delivery.
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