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  • Pat
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    Just a couple of observations- I talked about CPUTR precisely because this is an old debt- 2004/5 I think Steve said.

    Of course the reason that Arrow are no longer authorised is because on 1st June they transferred their book to intrum https://www.arrowglobal.net/media/ar...e-uk-platforms

    Therefore the fact that AG is no longer authorised makes no difference. This will of course be one of the assignments that Steve was talking about.

    As Still waving says- blagging it the old fashioned way can still work. Often I believe there are errors that we do not know about (or terms in the assignment as I noted previously ) that make the debts UE when sold. If this can be achieved without solicitors so much the better.

    I am not sure what new tactics Roger is talking about. Is it ignoring Letters of Claim which as far as I can see means a claim will land and maybe have cost implications https://www.lawgazette.co.uk/law/lit...058880.article

    Having a diary doesn’t mean you know what you are talking about although granted, for new people it does help so we can offer opinions (not advice).

    Incidentally , things seem to have been very quiet for Roger on his diary since in some cases 2016- I assume no one ever writes to him now.
    Last edited by Pat; 1 September 2023, 19:31.

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  • Still Waving
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    "There AAD's now debt free who Bluffed over EN CCA's"

    I can confirm that.

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  • stuffthebanks
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    Many thanks Techie.
    So, please accept my apologies.
    My excuse being a very busy week, and not focused enough on this issue.
    I missed the fact that we had 2 letters, one addressed to me, the other my partner.
    The one to me got mixed up with other paperwork, i am currently decorating and the house is a mess.
    The one addressed to me is an old MBNA credit card.
    Serviced currently by Drysden F.
    2 letters in my envelope.
    1st letter from Arrow global.
    They have assigned ownership of original debt to Intrum poplar designated activity company, they have appointed Capquest debt recovery as administrator.

    2nd letter from Capquest.
    Notice of assignment.
    Drysden will continue to service debt.

    So cca request to Carquest.

    Thanks again
    Steve

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  • The Tech Clerk
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    The contact details below are correct as of 01/06/2023 when this firm's Authorisation with the FCA and/or PRA was cancelled. If you are trying to contact the firm, please also try looking at other sources such as Companies House.
    Address
    Address information
    12 Booth Street
    Manchester
    Lancashire
    M2 4AWM 2 4 A W
    UNITED KINGDOM
    Phone


    +44 8001300169

    +44800-130-0169Email


    queries@arrowglobal.net

    queries@arrowglobal dot netWebsite

    www.arrowglobal.netwww dot arrowglobal dot net. opens in a new windowFirm reference number


    718754
    Registered company number
    Companies House number information
    05606545. opens in a new window

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  • stuffthebanks
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    Wow.....
    Much to think about...
    I may have some old paper work in my loft.
    This will be my homework this afternoon when I finish work.
    Thank you for the feedback, it's always received with gratitude.

    Steve

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  • Roger
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    Originally posted by stuffthebanks View Post
    Morning Roger,
    Looking back at my diary no Sainsbury's posts submitted.
    This was because Niddy confirmed early on it was enforceable.
    I basically concentrated on the ones I could fight.
    From memory, which fades with age, all of my debts were defaulted around 2007/2008.
    All of my loans and cards were taken out around 2003/2004.
    I am certain the Sainsbury's debt has changed hands on several occasions, and from memory each one an assignment.
    The one constant is Drysden F. have remained the solicitor serving the debt.
    It's unfortunate I haven't been proactive enough on keeping an eye on this one.
    I will be sending CCA to Capquest this weekend, and will update as soon as I get a response.

    Thanks again for the valuable advice.

    Steve
    And Pat
    Pops up again but ".. Pat does not have, and never will have a diary for all to see on here .."
    "..I am a true believer in the old AAD way .."
    ".. CPUTR .." well yes for the original agreement did work at one time
    BUT tactics have changed really since the LBC popped up!

    ???????Old Dog NEW tricks comes to mind!

    Steve
    The S.78 is a one trick pony if you take my meaning! Those early 2000 years have lots of issues other than CCA
    A Diary even now that has blanks to be filled in will help.
    There AAD's now debt free who Bluffed over EN CCA's
    The Old advice was send S.78 then play hard to get!
    At the least it helps with a F&F if this becomes necessary!

    We seem to have been here before
    ".. ".. A request for the SAR including the CCA was received November 2011, sent from Sainsburys bank.." It was Assigned August 2011!.."
    "..This account was assigned to Arrow global in August 2011,assignment letters received from Arrow and Sainsbury. .."

    ".. Arrow Global Limited NOLONGER Authorised Arrow Global Limited (fca.org.uk) .."

    "..Arrow Poplar Designated Activity Company was set up on Thursday the 17th of November 2022 Dublin NOT ON FCA REGISTER .."
    "..Arrow Global Group is a European fund manager. It was listed on the London Stock Exchange..."


    Drysden F being the one constant is also a source points to your dealing with Arrow still!
    Drysden F should be giving you their clients name!

    Homework is needed here through the paper work!
    Last edited by Roger; 1 September 2023, 09:13.

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  • Pat
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    Hi Steve

    What might appear as assignments (selling of debt) could be simpler than that.
    1) There has been a lot of consolidation within the debt purchasing sector of the past few years for example MKDP no longer, Hoist sold to Lowell, Hillesden sold- I think to Cabot. Indeed Capquest are I think owned by Arrow.
    2)Then each of these has several debt collecting brands. Debts get passed from one branding to another without actually being sold.

    So what may appear like selling is a mix of mergers/acquisitions and farming out to different DCA's

    Just because Niddy says an agreement is EN, doesn't always mean it is. I had £5K with RBS that was EN but was written off by Cabot, a further £15K with MBNA that had a EN CCA but went SB - there were bad DN's and assignment issues I suspect but I have had over 40K go SB . My very first was as I started my journey. I received a LBA, by accident sent out a CCA request and never heard from them again- was only £500 but 'every little helps'.

    And before you ask, they are Pat does not have, and never will have a diary for all to see on here - it is completely irrelevant now as they are all long SB.

    I am a true believer in the old AAD way (with a few tweaks as legislation changes). I effectively used CPUTR to ask straight out if they had the original of an agreement- put them off.

    https://all-about-debt.co.uk/forum/d...cag-cputr-2008 Old but still useful

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  • stuffthebanks
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    Morning Roger,
    Looking back at my diary no Sainsbury's posts submitted.
    This was because Niddy confirmed early on it was enforceable.
    I basically concentrated on the ones I could fight.
    From memory, which fades with age, all of my debts were defaulted around 2007/2008.
    All of my loans and cards were taken out around 2003/2004.
    I am certain the Sainsbury's debt has changed hands on several occasions, and from memory each one an assignment.
    The one constant is Drysden F. have remained the solicitor serving the debt.
    It's unfortunate I haven't been proactive enough on keeping an eye on this one.
    I will be sending CCA to Capquest this weekend, and will update as soon as I get a response.

    Thanks again for the valuable advice.

    Steve

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  • Roger
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    Originally posted by stuffthebanks View Post
    Blown away and very appreciative of the replies.
    I did request an SAR from Sainsbury's very early on when they still owned the debt.
    Niddy looked at the CCA and said it was all enforceable.
    That was over 10 years ago.
    I have not requested any proof of CCA from any of the subsequent debtors.
    I Don't remember receiving any proof of default, but I am going back a long time ago.
    CCA request will be posted a.s.a.p.

    Thanks again everyone for the excellent advice.

    Steve
    There is no limitation on the number of S.78 Requests you make! Don't forget £1 and obviously proof of postage.
    Same applies to SAR request to Sainsbury's

    A Diary would help explain ".. debt sold many times, now it's just transferred to Capquest. .." I presume these were assignments?
    Assignment chains of course creates problems because if the Seller lacks FCA Authorisation or NOT (sic you cannot pass on a good title if you do not have a good title)
    You need to know the names of these assignees !!
    You really could help yourself and AAD with some homework here to produce a Diary!

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  • stuffthebanks
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    Blown away and very appreciative of the replies.
    I did request an SAR from Sainsbury's very early on when they still owned the debt.
    Niddy looked at the CCA and said it was all enforceable.
    That was over 10 years ago.
    I have not requested any proof of CCA from any of the subsequent debtors.
    I Don't remember receiving any proof of default, but I am going back a long time ago.
    CCA request will be posted a.s.a.p.

    Thanks again everyone for the excellent advice.

    Steve

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  • The Tech Clerk
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    Originally posted by Roger View Post


    I can't find your Diary entry for this Debt!

    In my case Sainsbury threaten but actually never issue a Default Notice it was sold without a Default Notice
    Another Bank did something stupid issued a DN and sold before the final DN date!

    I would also send SAR to Sainsbury!
    under another thread no diary though?

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  • The Tech Clerk
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    CCA Request & Proof of Default ??????????????????

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  • Pat
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    Hi Steve
    Have you ever sent a cca request before?

    My guess is they don’t have a hope in hell but you never know.

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  • Roger
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    Originally posted by The Tech Clerk View Post
    » CCA Request send £1,00 postal order get proof posting - (Cash cow comes to mind)? maybe!

    I can't find your Diary entry for this Debt!

    In my case Sainsbury threaten but actually never issue a Default Notice it was sold without a Default Notice
    Another Bank did something stupid issued a DN and sold before the final DN date!

    I would also send SAR to Sainsbury!

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  • Still Waving
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    Been sold many times - certainly worth a CCA74 request.

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