Re: Lending Stream
Hi Natty
So while this isn't what you hoped for its not unexpected. Remember the FOS cannot make comment on legislative points, and only the courts can decide as to whether the loans made to you are enforceable or not. What you have to remember is that NONE of the legal issues in your complaint have been dealt with by LS, and so they can still be challenged on those points.
You've now got until the 30th October to make a decision to accept or reject the FOS offer, so don't worry about things until about the 29th!
If LS start chasing you for payment before then, tell them to F.O. as you will still be considering the FOS offer.
But ultimately you have 3 choices now:
1) Reject the FOS offer and tell LS to F.O. and not pay them. They will squeal and gnash their teeth but you will deal with that. There is a miniscule possibility they could issue a court claim, but there a LOT of issues they have to address, and should a judgement go against them, they way they have been issuing multiple loans would potentially destroy their business overnight.
2) Accept the FOS offer
3) Accept the FOS offer, but on revised payment plan based on updated I/E info
But theres no rush so take a deep breath and forget about them for the weekend.
Hi Natty
So while this isn't what you hoped for its not unexpected. Remember the FOS cannot make comment on legislative points, and only the courts can decide as to whether the loans made to you are enforceable or not. What you have to remember is that NONE of the legal issues in your complaint have been dealt with by LS, and so they can still be challenged on those points.
You've now got until the 30th October to make a decision to accept or reject the FOS offer, so don't worry about things until about the 29th!
If LS start chasing you for payment before then, tell them to F.O. as you will still be considering the FOS offer.
But ultimately you have 3 choices now:
1) Reject the FOS offer and tell LS to F.O. and not pay them. They will squeal and gnash their teeth but you will deal with that. There is a miniscule possibility they could issue a court claim, but there a LOT of issues they have to address, and should a judgement go against them, they way they have been issuing multiple loans would potentially destroy their business overnight.
2) Accept the FOS offer
3) Accept the FOS offer, but on revised payment plan based on updated I/E info
But theres no rush so take a deep breath and forget about them for the weekend.
Originally posted by Natty
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