Thread: query about filing for cc charges

Basically, all you need to do is amend the templates to suit your purposes - change "bank account" to "credit card account" etc.

If you like, change the letters, omitting personal details, and we'll let you know if you are on the right lines or not.

Well, if you CCA them and then they don't produce the agreement, you can't really then reclaim the charges as if you stopped paying them, you would be saying there is no enforceable agreement.

Hi Gigs,

Originally Posted by gigs

I see alot of threads here regarding PPI's and cca's (credit agreement?). I don't have a clue what these mean. Just wondering how different it is dealing with credit cards.

Reclaiming your penalty chgs from BC should be relatively easy.

First off, the jargon :-

PPI = Payment Protection Insurance. Read about this in the PPI forum.

CCA = Consumer Credit Act. This is where the legislation is concerning credit borrowing. When you see someone say, "I suggest you CCA them.", it means send BC a CCA request (Letter N from here - http://www.consumeractiongroup.co.uk...templates.html) to see if BC (or other) has a valid Credit Agreement for a particular a/c. This only applies to credit or store cards, catalogue a/c's and certain other loans. It doesn't apply to bank current a/c's.

If you need your a/c statements, just use the SAR to get them. The CCA request can follow if nec'y.

Read the Reclaiming Guide in Link No1 in my signature below. Come back with any queries.