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The letter dated 17/01/2009 came in one envelope with the (almost) blank application whilst the letter dated 19/01/2009 came in a seperate envelope with the T&Cs which were double sided on a single page.
What does anyone think of this, and how should I respond? Is there a suitable 'Account in Dispute' letter?
Thanks for your help.
I've copied your other post and started a new thread here for your MCard a/c.
This is currently BC's standard response to our CCA request. They may, in fact, have fulfilled their obligations by responding in this way but they have not provided you with an enforceable credit agreement.
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