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12th February 2008, 20:07
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| | Classic Account Customer | need a bit of advice that ive done the right thing Hi all,
i have just started to reclaim my charges including ppi, with three of my credit cards, citi tesco,and co-op and also a burton store card.All have been sold to dca,s with the exeption of burton card that is still running.
I have worked out the charges and ppi that i know i never agreed to going back six years , and it comes to a staggering £8,965.00 ive had high balances on my credit cards for years and always met the minimum payments,although now and again late,one tesco statements charges from sept 05 reads-late payment fee £25 cardholder protection plan £53 overlimit fee 20 in one month ! I have been speaking with cccs to help draw up some sort of repayment plan,and mentioned to the nice lady that i was thinking of sending cca,s to the dca,s and S.A.R - (Subject Access Request),s to the o creds and claim my money back.She was horrified and said i was just antagonising the dca,s , not to do it and just agree a payment plan and thats that !
Have i done the right thing ,? because i sent all the letters off today !!!! |
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14th February 2008, 00:22
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| | Platinum Account Customer | Re: need a bit of advice that ive done the right thing Hello,
I totally agree with TC and I can't believe that woman told you that you should not antaginise these DCA's. These DCA's will show you no mercy and will try by any which way they can to get your money. You have a legal right to ensure that they can legally pursue you for these monies. Have they just been instructed by your creditors to pursue you or have they been sold/assigned to them. There will be a difference in how you deal with this.
The first thing is find out if they have a legal right. and then you approach your creditors for the penalty charges that they have taken and possiblity removal of defaults.
You must be prepared for the most educational ride of your life
We are all here to help and advise you on your journey 
__________________ If any of my posts are helpful, please feel free to click my scales. All information is given as my opinion only, based on my own personal experiences. I have no legal training, but have educated myself in aspects of consumer legislation. My motto "NEVER GIVE IN, NEVER SURRENDER", THERE IS A WAR ON YOU KNOW |
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14th February 2008, 08:31
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| | Platinum Account Customer | Re: need a bit of advice that ive done the right thing Hear hear HHNF
I've never used CCCS, but i have seen many similiar stories. The reasoning seems to be that they are there to arrange payments not to question debts. To me though, they should be helping/supporting debtors protect themselves from bullies and thieves.
Anyway, i'll stop ranting before i really get started
In short Shammy, you are MOST DEFINITELY doing the right thing. The satisfaction as you reclaim money and sanity (as TC said) is unbelievable.
Will be watching with interest. |
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14th February 2008, 18:23
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| | Platinum Account Customer | Re: need a bit of advice that ive done the right thing Quote:
Originally Posted by shammy36 Thanks for that Hopefull,
Its funny since ive sent those ccas off all the phone calls have stopped ,and i had a very quick response from 1st credit saying the account was on hold until they recieve instructions fom the client ! | The realisation that they're dealing with someone who knows what's what is obviously dawning on them  |
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14th February 2008, 19:25
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| | Classic Account Customer | Re: need a bit of advice that ive done the right thing HI Hopful 1,
Thanks for your kind comments.The reason i went ahead with grabbing my debt problems by the scruff of the neck,was the evening after i had had the conversation with cccs.
I had sat down ready to give in and go on the dmp that ccs had said i should when the phone rang.The guy on the other end asked for me(i thought it was work,as i run my own building firm) I said speaking,and he launched into a tirade about what they would do if i didnt pay the complete balance in seven days.
Being a big burly rugby player,im not easily intimidated by verbal abuse so i let him rant on for a few minutes, and when he paused for breath,I slipped in "I bet your mum is over the moon that your doing so well in your new job".WHAT ? He bawled. I laughed ,which made his brain derail from the track it was on , causing him to gargle and choke, followed by the sound of his phone being smashed down in its cradle.
Thats what made me go for it despite the advice given.I think we all need a push somtimes,and that idiot did it for me.  |
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14th February 2008, 21:07
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| | Platinum Account Customer | Re: need a bit of advice that ive done the right thing Quote:
Originally Posted by shammy36 HI Hopful 1,
Thanks for your kind comments.The reason i went ahead with grabbing my debt problems by the scruff of the neck,was the evening after i had had the conversation with cccs.
I had sat down ready to give in and go on the dmp that ccs had said i should when the phone rang.The guy on the other end asked for me(i thought it was work,as i run my own building firm) I said speaking,and he launched into a tirade about what they would do if i didnt pay the complete balance in seven days.
Being a big burly rugby player (this sentence is a little distracting ),im not easily intimidated by verbal abuse so i let him rant on for a few minutes, and when he paused for breath,I slipped in "I bet your mum is over the moon that your doing so well in your new job".WHAT ? He bawled. I laughed ,which made his brain derail from the track it was on , causing him to gargle and choke, followed by the sound of his phone being smashed down in its cradle.
Thats what made me go for it despite the advice given.I think we all need a push somtimes,and that idiot did it for me.  | When you're back on track you must ring him and thank him!
This site is a mine of information. Many of the threads start with people in a start of panic and feeling as if everything is out of control. The change as people gain more knowledge and confidence just smacks you in the face.
Good luck with your journey, i shall watch out for your updates  |
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14th February 2008, 21:16
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| | Platinum Account Customer | Re: need a bit of advice that ive done the right thing I have posted about this before but many years ago there was a scam company selling grants for businesses which you could get by yourself without having to pay anyone. It was in our local paper that their staff were badly treated and that if they hadn't made any appointments by lunchtime they had to stand on their desks for the afternoon's calls. We ran a reception area for a business centre and got loads of these calls - one afternoon I got the smarmy guy on the phone and I said 'can I ask you a question - are you standing on your desk at this moment?' The reply I got is not repeatable - so obviously he was  . Wonder if the DCAs use similar tactics.
__________________ BANK CHARGES Nat West Bus Acct £1750 reclaim - WON LTSB Bus Acct £1650 charges w/o against o/s balance - WON Halifax Pers Acct £1650 charges taken from benefits - WON LTSB Pers Acct - £2K charges, £1K o/d - Rob Way latest DCA DCAs Lowells/Capital One - no CCA - gone away £1500
Lowells/MBNA - no CCA - gone away £10K
Abbey - no CCA - £3.5K
CL Finance - 3 court claims re GE storecards 2 withdrawn, 1 hanging by a thread
Hillesden/DLC re Barclaycard - ongoing battle re validity of CCA - £3.5K
Clydesdale - charges more than balance - valid CCA:o - onto 4th DCA so far
LTSB card - £7K - no CCA - destroyed after 6 years! - latest DCA - AIC Others GE Money sec loan - £1900 in charges - settlement agreed
GE Money sec loan - ERC of £2.5K valid for 15 years - on standby
FirstPlus - missold PPI of £20K for friends - WON |
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