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21st June 2006, 17:52
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| | Classic Account Customer | Re: Easy Step By Step Removal Of Defaults On Your Credit File Have a look HERE, already posted.
The more that know the better.
Ive sent the first letter off, just waiting a reply. |
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21st June 2006, 18:20
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| | Classic Account Customer | Re: Easy Step By Step Removal Of Defaults On Your Credit File Quote: |
Originally Posted by powerful_rogue Have a look HERE, already posted.
The more that know the better.
Ive sent the first letter off, just waiting a reply. |
me too |
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5th July 2006, 14:08
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| | Classic Account Customer | Re: Easy Step By Step Removal Of Defaults On Your Credit File **********Fantastic News*************
I used the first letter template to remove a default that I have had with HSBC (credit card). I was defaulted around 2001 time.
I have just recieved a letter from Mrs Claire Barker (Manager - External Agencies) to confirm that they have removed the Default as they can not provide the documentation.
So it does work!!!!!
4 more defaults to go
whhhooooaaaahhh. |
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1st July 2007, 12:28
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| | Platinum Account Customer | Re: Easy Step By Step Removal Of Defaults On Your Credit File A quick question
does anyone know if this applies to the amber warning that appears before the red default - A&L have put this on my current account as if it is is a late payment - but in fact it is occasions when I have gone over my OD limit. I want these rmoved as they are the only ones on any account that are not green!These only appeared after commencing action with them
what do you call these markers if they are not a default.
Thanks Jansus |
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2nd July 2007, 07:25
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| | Basic Account Customer | Re: Easy Step By Step Removal Of Defaults On Your Credit File Fantastic thread, will be using this today as I have obtained by 2 pound credit file. It's worth the time and trouble and I have quite a few "Defaulted" and then "Satisfied" accounts.
Have 4 in total that I have CCA'd already querying that I owe the debt, and wish now I had sent this letter first because it wraps up that if they couldn't provide a Credit Agreement then they should remove the "Default" within 28 days (will use this though once 12+2 days up, just cut and copy it to suit).
Fantastic, thanks for this thread.
__________________ Halifax Bank Subject Access Request sent 11 June 2207 Ruthbridge CCA Letter (time out 2 July) 4738.11 Moorcroft CCA Letter (time out 9 July) 183.19 Welcome CCA Letter/statement request & received all information 7 days later. Working on all this information! |
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