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27th November 2007, 17:49
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| | Platinum Account Customer | Cahoot (Abbey) ignoring financial hardship My claim was stayed after requesting judgement against cahoot for failure to submit a bundle. The blooming waiver's timing was dreadful for me.
I have repeatedly contacted cahoot to ask them to stop adding further interest and charges due to significant financial hardship but they say that the computer generates the charges automatically and they cannot stop it. I am drowning financially, I started a new business this year (part time) and am operating at a loss, I get carers allowance paid into the cahoot account but this is swallowed up in the overdraft....I'm living on credit cards.
How can I make cahoot consider my financial situation and look at the original complaint?
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27th November 2007, 18:21
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| | Platinum Account Customer | Re: Cahoot (Abbey) ignoring financial hardship I know what you mean 
Cahoot say they can't stop the computer generating charges - they won't acknowledge my financial hardship complaint.
The court ignored the financial hardship argument and said they had to uphold the stay as they had been instructed to stay all charges claims 
The FSA say they don't consider complaints from individuals 
The FSO refer me back to cahoot 
I'll try the OFT but I'm not holding my breath.
My MP sympathises but can't do anything
I daren't open a different account - if no money goes into the cahoot account the debt will just get bigger and they'll take action against me - how unfair is that  |
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27th November 2007, 18:26
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| | Classic Account Customer | Re: Cahoot (Abbey) ignoring financial hardship Well the debt will accrue from penalty charges which are unenforceable. You will simply be turning the tables on them by not paying the "debt" until the test case is over..
At least if you open another account, you will have access to your income, which is rightfuly yours.
Of course, if you prefer to let cahoot continue to unlawfully take it from you, go ahead.  |
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15th January 2008, 14:56
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| | Platinum Account Customer | Re: Cahoot (Abbey) ignoring financial hardship I sure don't used direct debit when i can get out of it! Don't like the idea generally of people dipping into my account without asking me first!
I did have interest and charges frozen on a couple of credit card accounts though and i wasn't even questioning the charges at the time just getting lots of calls and harassment so complained in the strongest terms and if i remember they froze them as a 'favour' to me. In other words to stop me making an official complaint to everybody i could think of!
Originally a year ago i did ask them to write off the debt due to carers allowance though.. of course that was either ignored or replied with 'we are unable to consider that at this time'. 
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