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Hi all please can anyone help. I had a Barclaycard and after getting into difficulty with it I got behind on payments and, long story short, ended up having a default notice in relation to the card. Since then I have made arrangements with Barclaycard to pay so much a month and since have looked on my credit file with experian. This shows I still have a card with Barclay but shows the status as 'satisfactory' yet still shows a default. If my account is 'satisfactory' how can there still be a default on it? Anyone any ideas how long they last and if there is any way of getting them removed. Thanks
28-05-2007--Received Schedule of Charges.
03-06-2007--Prelim sent.
12-06-2007--Reply - Thanks but charges lawful!
19-06-2007--Sent L.B.A. & Schedule of Charges
NOTHING RECEIVED AFTER 14 DAYS
05-07-2007--Phoned Halifax to discuss account. Still standing by charges.
13-07-2007--Filed N1 in Hull Court
20-07-2007--Halifax deemed served.
25-07-2007--Received offer £280 as Full and Final settlement.
27-07-2007--Sent rejection letter recorded delivery
03-08-2007--Rang Hull Court, nothing received from Halifax
04-08-2007--Sent Pre Judgement letter.
10-08-2007--Defence received from Halifax
13-08-2007--Judgement Request sent
24-08-2007--Claim stayed at Hull Court
31-08-2007--Applied for stay to be lifted
12-10-2007--Hearing for removal of stay on 31/10
31-10-2007--Removal of Stay struck out
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