Written by John Kruse, one of the leading experts on Bailiff Law, this consumer friendly guide is essential reading for anyone who comes into contact with a bailiff.
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quick update (for a laugh) they replied in 3 days!!! with a photocopy of terms and conditions and a letter stating they had fulfilled there obligations to me under the CCA 1974!!!
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From what we're hearing about the ICO recently, if BC don't produce the data you require, I'd take the court route. The ICO may take months just to look at the case, let alone sort it.
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question: if i cant get my statements from when my account was started can I estimate additional damages on an average basis??
Has anyone been able to get statements further back than 6 years?? If so how did you do it?? I'm going to complain to the ICO anyway, and try a lba to barclaycard, any suggestions people??
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b/c have responded by saying they are only able to store data legally for 6 years due to the dpa 1988, meaning that they can only produce statements from 2003.
If I push it and try to get my older statements am I likely to get them?? Has anyone gone to court to get older statements?
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Thank you for your recent letter (attached) requesting information from your account
Unfortunately we are unable to provide this information as we are only able to store data legally for six years due in part to the Data Protection Act 1998, Meaning at the moment we can only produce statements from August 2003.
For reference the statements snet to you prior to May 2004 are stored on microfiche, after this date the statements are stored electronically
I do apologise for any inconvenience this may cause