Re: SXGuy's UE Diary
Yeah I2D i did, and they opend up a compliants procedure, and then got a letter going on about DPA rules etc etc, so i thought sod it, need to know where i stand, so sent the CCA again in reply to that letter, and included a real sig over the top of the anti tamper strip.
Then i got the same refusal back today, saying they need a sig, when there clearly is one on the request.
Either someone isnt actually reading these letters, they want to lift the sig, or just a total lack of competence.
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Originally posted by SXGuy View Post2 Updates
Capital one have written, the DCA is no longer acting on their behalf to recover the outstanding debt.
Doesnt say whos taken it over, all i know is its been handed back, so plus side thats a result, no doubt will get a NOA at some point in the futher from the next monkies.
Natwest Black.
Have returned the PO AGAIN!!!!!!
I sent them the CCA Request, included a REAL signature over the top of the ADD antitamper strip, the cover letter said, please find enclosed original request which now includes my signature.
They have returned the request because......failed to supply a signature.
FFS im dealing with a bunch of F'ing idiots here, thats it now, they have had numerous chances, what do you reckon i should send? a template or a specially worded one?
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Capital one have written, the DCA is no longer acting on their behalf to recover the outstanding debt.
Doesnt say whos taken it over, all i know is its been handed back, so plus side thats a result, no doubt will get a NOA at some point in the futher from the next monkies.
Natwest Black.
Have returned the PO AGAIN!!!!!!
I sent them the CCA Request, included a REAL signature over the top of the ADD antitamper strip, the cover letter said, please find enclosed original request which now includes my signature.
They have returned the request because......failed to supply a signature.
FFS im dealing with a bunch of F'ing idiots here, thats it now, they have had numerous chances, what do you reckon i should send? a template or a specially worded one?Last edited by SXGuy; 29 November 2012, 13:38.
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ickle update (yeah you liked how i used the word ickle, admit it)
Tr-it-on said they may pass it to an external agent to call round (doubt it)
But will send the leave my doorstep alone letter tomorrow.
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I like to piss them about,
but i get what you mean P1
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Originally posted by SXGuy View PostIm gonna decide tomorrow which im gonna do, im torn between playing the no sig game or just getting them to send the CCA so i know where i stand with it. ooh its a toughy lol
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Originally posted by PriorityOne View PostIf you're that worried, re-submit the request with a "signature" in block capitals or, simply initial it..... Play the game, 'coz that's all it is.
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Originally posted by gravytrain View PostIf they produce the agreement in court it would satisfy the requirements of the request I think.
However it would not have satisfied the requirements of the CPR.
That being said, the chance of them litigating before passing over to a DCA is slim, so im not too worried about that for now.Last edited by SXGuy; 18 November 2012, 12:53.
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If you're that worried, re-submit the request with a "signature" in block capitals or, simply initial it..... Play the game, 'coz that's all it is.
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Originally posted by SXGuy View PostThanks I2D, ill get that sent out Monday.
Do you know of any case law whereby a defendant, or claimant has argued this point? would be good to chuck a high court judges opinion in the mix, im guessing its never been tested in court?
I know they are in default regardless but would be interesting.
However it would not have satisfied the requirements of the CPR.
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R soles aren't they.
Not so concerned about verifying the identity of the debtor when they are sending out their threatening letters are they.Last edited by gravytrain; 18 November 2012, 12:28.
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Originally posted by in 2 deep View PostI had forgotten about thishave a look here---> http://forums.all-about-debt.co.uk/s...&postcount=300
I sent the Niddy special to Lombard, they sent it back with the template letter saying it wasn't signedthey passed it to Try-it-on, who got the your client has not complied with my request letter sent enclosing the CCA Request and the £1.00 fee.
this time they kept the CCA request and the £1 but sent back a COPY of the cover letter cos it wasn't signed
still not had the CCALast edited by nightwatch; 18 November 2012, 11:40. Reason: forgot it was only a copy they wanted me to sign
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They did send the CCA after getting the linked letter..
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I think Niddys letter says it all.
Basically you are making a request under the Consumer Credit Act, if it was required for you to make a signed application it would say so.
If they fail to comply with the request, the sanction is clear in that they will be unable to enforce the agreement.
Niddy is quite right in saying that they cannot use one piece of legislature in order to justify none compliance with another.
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