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  1. Well here I am 3 years later, still using my ecigs and enjoying it. Lots of research out there now, there is a list of some of them on this page http://forum.vapourtrails.tv/forumdisplay.php?fid=30 I hope this info is of assistance to you all, any questions please join us on our facebook account, VapourTrails.tv or our website, same name..
  2. I Know This. Hehehe Husband of Christena
  3. With reference to my post No 6. I would also like to add further comments on how these fleecers at Link Financial operate. They have added £7000 interest on to a CCJ which legally they cannot collect until the debt has been repaid in full - sometime in the year 2500 I believe! and then would have to go to court to enforce this. I kept on telling them - I only owe you £6000 (less what I have paid todate). They insisted that the CCJ had "expired" After several quotations of this "expired CCJ" I came to realise that what was being said was that the Wrath of Link Financial was about to fall onto my humble self and I was about to be bullied into making larger repayments. I replied saying I have been making repayments as per the courts instructions for the last 12 years and will continue to do so. In effect, I am complying with the law and if I pay more or less than £1.00 per month I would be in contempt of court. They, on the other hand are in contempt of court by trying to make me pay otherwise! but I doubt if they would ever put this on paper. When I offered them £200.00 they said it couldn't be taken as F&F but they could take it against the debt - cheeky beggers! And finally, if the bank that lent me the money in the first place had paid out on the PPI, this situation would never have happened at all. Husband of Christena
  4. Had Link Financial on the phone about three weeks ago offering a £4000 discount on a £13000 Debt. In 2000 it was £6000 with a CCJ attached with a monthly repayment of £1 which we have paid ever since. Nice little profit for them in my mind even with a discount! They bought the debt in 2005 and now only pester us once a year. Luckily, after following this fantastic site for the last year I am now able to see them off. I offered them £200 F&F (wanted it in writing mind!) She was taken aback - How do you come to that figure she asked. Well, if I live another 20 years you'll only get £240 was my reply. She did not like this at all and I burst out laughing at her at which point she said she was going to report me to her supervisor. Oh dear what have I done! Can't wait till next year - hope I get an aggresive one. Husband of Christena
  5. Update to this thread. SAR's from GE (90 pages) and Link (18 pages) received. Also, wrote to my MP - he has replied saying he has written to the Office of Fair Trading and will contact me when he receives a reply. Link have charged me a "admin fee" of £5.00 for the SAR on top of the £10.00 payment I have made, is this not classed as vexatious ! SAR shows monthly interest being added on top of over £4,000.00 interest added for the period up to 01/08/2004 from the court date. Wow, wish I could create money like this ! They didn't even own the debt until 2005. In fact, they only registered the ownership of the debt with the court in January this year. GE say they sold the debt to Link in August 2005, but I was paying to Link in May 2005 - Admin error ?? I have drafted a letter to send to GE asking to refund the PPI plus contractual interest. Also, I have drafted a letter for Link headed "Formal Letter of Complaint" due to mis-sold PPI on the original loan. What I would like to add but would welcome comments, is that if GE do not refund the PPI I will claim of Link the sum of the PPI plus contractual interest which when calculated from the original loan date up to present would equate to the sum of some £13,000.00 I know that the chances of Link off-setting this against the debt would be slim but it would make me feel a lot better ! or am I loosing my common sense? Since the SAR from Link says the next review date is February 2012 I don't want to start a letter tennis war with them. Husband of Christena .
  6. Perhaps sometime in the future all banks that write off debt should be forced to enter details of write off's on a "Debit File" accessable to the public. This in turn could be used as factual evidence should one of the DCA piranahs come along - sorry to any fish reading this - not wanting to liken you to a DCA ! Don't think the banks would want do this however after some of the cock ups they have made. Husband of Christena
  7. I wish I had a "Legal" mind. How to prove that a debt which has been written off legally can still be enforceble as being recoverable by a DCA. The phrase "The law is an ass" comes to mind. Husband of Christena
  8. HMRC would have no idea of what bad debts would have been claimed against profits. HMRC, should they wish to know the individual details of the bulk figure would have to demand disclosure of this figure from the firm of accountants that produced the accounts. Husband of Christena
  9. Sorry, my knowledge is rather limited although am learning day by day! I would add that any bad debt claimed has to be provenly exhausted by means of collection. If a CCJ is recorded on this debt then this is sufficient enough to prove it is uncollectable by the OC. Husband of Christena
  10. If you look at any profit & loss account for any business that has written off any bad debt you will find a heading called "Bad Debt write off" under business expenses. This will not show you what particular debts have been written off but will be a total of what was written on in that fiscal year. Husband of Christena
  11. Hello twofoot By selling the debt off at a loss, they are effectively claiming back losses against corporation tax. and in doing so are writing the debt off. Whatever DCA purchasing this debt has IMHO no right to demand a collection of the original amount owed as this has been reclaimed from taxation on profits. Husband of Christena
  12. I told them about Link Financial sending me a letter saying the account had been suspended even though a CCJ is in place, kept on paying them though as if not they would probably be able to go to court and get a charging order on our house.
  13. I've just put my 6 pence worth in !
  14. Hi twoman, Permit me to give my thoughts. Banks are commercial businesses. Bank interest charges allows for defaults (has in-built costing provision against loss through default by the borrower). Bank takes defaulter to court to prove all avenues of collection have been exhausted thus allowing it to write off the cost of the debt plus collection charges against profit. Bank Profit less Write Off cost results in the bank ending up even. Why do they need DCA's, the borrower has already been punished by bad credit history. Bank "sells" to DCA. DCA profit = Massive. Borrower = plunged further into debt. DCA's aren't doing this to collect a debt, they are doing it to profit, this is a commercial business and has no connection to the borrower, only that the borrower could not keep up repayments on a debt which has been written off by the original lender. Again, why do we need DCA's, the borrower has already been punished by bad credit history. Simplified but not oversimplified. Husband of Christena
  15. Hi Mark I'm sorry but I'm not experienced enough to help you. However, I can say that in my case, Link bought my debt off First National Bank in April'05 but only registered it with the court in January this year, almost 6 years later. Someone with more knowledge will come along I'm sure. Husband of Christena
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