Hello all. I've been reading this Eggsection for several hours and am a bit confused as to whether this issue with not having the 'prescribed terms' on the CCA could help me free myself of a default from Egg?
Some background; I had an Egg credit card (from Oct 2003) which I believe has a potentially unenforacable CCA. Unfortunately I defaulted on this card in July 2007 when I was a naive student! The debt was passed to Eversheds and I have since settled this in full.
However the default is making my mortgageoptions very difficult and am desperate to get it removed if I can. Am I correct in assuming that if my CCA with Egg does not have the correct prescribed terms (credit limit/apporved limit) then the CCA is unenforacable therefore they should stop sending the credit reference agencies details of my default (as I assume you can not default something that is unenforcable?). Is this the case?
As I said I have no outstanding debt with them but would dearly love to remove the default notice. Is there a recommendation for a letter or text I could use/edit to send to Egg?
Many thanks in advance for all your help and support. I've read so much today I think i'm starting to confuse myself so your advice is much appreciated.



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