the OP has already sent a set aside but it looks like it was completed incorrectly: dx dx

you need to bear-in-mind that these 'regulations' you are reading, are not such, they are only guidelines by their buddies at the IPC (old boys network like the other one - the BPA) they are not LAWS. if members dont abide by them...so what.... Legally, like documents even from a court, (which they give 5 days service on) - 1st class mail, regardless to the postal service/operator used, is deemed as served in 2 days, 2nd class is 5 days regardless. now, the fact that the postal service used might be responsible for a delayed delivery in both the above is sadly legally immaterial. thought it is also, as i believe my fellow members have indicated? , worthy to note the other point broken point of the code of practice is it removes days toward discount. with the above 2 reasons, should this ever goto court, thats the time to use them. not before. dont play your cards. dx

all done to spook people into thinking a debt is going up some kind of imaginary chain. of course as you know the bottom line is no DCA has any more power than the previous one nor their client DCA. they are ALL totally legally POWERLESS. dx

a 'witness' to it not arriving till the 15th is sadly immaterial too. regardless to the above anyway, the PCN remains valid.

dont have to be in the same font but scan up anything T&C wise. this is why we ask for everything sent just no statements. dx

right so this is a little bit further down the line than first posted about. your mate did put in an n245 and it looks like the LL is objecting to the sum offered, and a hearing has been called. im not too familiar with this so ill let @AndyOrch explain things more clearly as what needs to be done, if anything. dx

cant just send in bailiffs no. end of the matter the judge has to agree to that. and i doubt he will. why doesn't he stick in an N245 and nail the LL in his box. what is this hearing for? scan the letter(s) variation of judgement or what?

std default defence cant hurt dx

lowells was statute barred! if the OC still owns a debt and you owe them, it's not SB'd in their books you cant get around that sadly the £69 payment was nothing to do with the scam debt they acquired (£PCM costs till end of contract) i cant see why you cant demand EE remove it , if they dont. its the least they can do for their error.

be careful under law...the RK is not necessarily the owner of a vehicle...

we have known for a very very long time that 9/10 the OC never knows IRRWW are chasing debtors nor in some cases even taking money from them that the OC never ever see!! IDRWW pockets it - free money - lets all go on a staff holiday. there was an article some years back whereby that quoted some +£4M debtors had paid to IDRWW on UAE debts that when contacted the originating banks knew nothing about....

let the ombudsman do their job. you'll win handsdown you dont obv owe OVO p'haps anything at all. dont worry about Past Due credit or any other DCA ( THEY ARE NOT BAILIFFS!) as for you being added to the debt, thats quite OK, you were a resident adult and equally liable under law. once you start getting things moving via the ombudsman dont forget to get your credit files cleansed of any negative data & seek compensation for distress etc, again the ombudsman should sort both out for you. as you are now NOT a customer of OVO, there is very very little they can do to you now.

DN is ok DCA NOA is ok, though not one from Newday saying they've sold it. agreement states esigned on a sunday at 11am?? really?? but no typed names or tick box nor any IP address used. if the date is correct then poss ok, it that your correct address for that time of take out? but if not, then that could simply be a copy of someone elses they've used with you details copy'n'pasted over theirs. the agreement details separate T&C's in at least 8.4. a full set of T&C containing your correct address for the time MUST be included. failure renders the agreement unenforceable... have you the T&C's too? dx

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