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Old 21st November 2006, 20:42   #1 (permalink)
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Question Charges continue

My hubbie is useless with money and frequently forgets we are broke. Most months for the past three years he has exceeded the OD limit and we have been charged £25 for the priveledge. He's now been made redundant so we could do with them stopping this. I issued the Subject Access Request weeks ago and am counting the days but can we stop them adding another £25 every month?
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I had the same problem, i moved banks and this stopped them doing this. I did write to them asking them to freeze the interest and charges but they refused. I would personally move banks and continue with your claim from there.
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Default MCOL issued!!!

Took the plunge today and issued MCOL against Cahoot - why is it so scary????
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Old 26th January 2007, 21:04   #4 (permalink)
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hi poppynurse

are you claiming against a credit card or current account?
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A current account.
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Old 26th January 2007, 21:56   #6 (permalink)
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Default Has anybody actually got to court with cahoot?

Question in the title! What are hte chances of actually having to go into court?
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Default Re: Has anybody actually got to court with cahoot?

I am on the virge of settling at the allocation questionaire stage. I don't think cahoot have ever actually turned up at court to defend, normally they settle a few days before court.
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Old 27th January 2007, 14:29   #8 (permalink)
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thanks. i'm about to start with a cahoot credit card.

i sent my prelimary letter to cahoot, and they wrote back this was their final response. i sent the lba to abbey (as instructed by cahoot) but i have not received a reply yet?

is this what happened too?
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cahoot told me to use the friars house addy so I put that on my LBA and MCOL, they asked me to make a 2nd stage complaint to abbey but I'm not bothering going down their complaints route that's just wasting time, I'm sticking to my deadlines!
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Thanks Poppynurse
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Cahoot have acknowledged reciept and are intending to defend....at what point do I need to put my court bundle in???
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Not till 14 days before your court date. So you've some way to go before that happens.
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Cahoot have filed a standard defence, what shall I do next???
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You will get an allocation questionnaire and copy of the defence from the court.

BTW I have your court claim number and the date you claimed for the Litigation in Progress section, but need the amount too if you could let me know please.

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Could you also keep all your progress in this thread now as it makes it easier to follow your progress and help out if you need it.
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Thanks, I have now submitted my AQ with draft order for directions......
the claim is for £1517 including contractual interest so I had to pay the fee
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I have now received a 'standard order for stay for settlement with consent of all the parties' giving a stay until 16th April - what do I do next??? There doesn't seem to be much point in trying to settle further as Abbey have ignored me so far (I've not consented??)
I've not received a copy of Abbeys AQ either so don't know if they requested a stay or if it was the judge's idea
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I suggest that you phone the court and ask for a copy of the AQ, and write to the bank offering to settle. You could suggest that you are willing to reduce your claim by the actual cost to the bank of each item on your schedule, although you will require a breakdown showing their actual costs, before doing so.

I'm fairly sure they won't take you up on your offer, but you will have complied with the court order by trying to settle which will look good should you ever have to go to court. You never know the bank may even decide to just pay up sooner rather than later when they see you are serious, if they didn't think taking out a court claim proved that anyway.
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