****Is My Egg Agreement Enforcable Please****

**DrHunt** · 16th July 2009 13:51

Hi and thanks for looking. We recieved about 30 pages of an agreement today after our cca request. It is late but is it enforcable?.

I've pulled out a couple of what seem to the the most relevant pages.

I've never seen a tick accepted as a signature icon

before?
Can any of you advise please. ?

Thanks in advance

**craigers** · 16th July 2009 14:47

you need to post the page with the interest icon

rates on them.

**craigers** · 16th July 2009 15:17

And the tick box is acceptable judging by the 2005 date of signature icon

.

**DrHunt** · 16th July 2009 16:37

**DrHunt** · 16th July 2009 16:39

**DrHunt** · 16th July 2009 16:40

Thanks for taking the time to help. Its not looking good then?

**craigers** · 16th July 2009 16:46

Someone more learned will be able to advise, but I'd say they're failing on the interest icon

and APR. Quite how the APR and annual interest rate can both be 14.9% I don't know.

**DrHunt** · 17th July 2009 13:52

Anybody got time to take a look please

Tia

**DrHunt** · 21st July 2009 08:13

Anyone please

Thanks in advance

**Redfish** · 24th July 2009 16:52

hi there, I got the same agreement as you today. Guess what, it looks like fraud. Look on the first page at the first para. They state they are Egg icon

Banking plc of Citigroup Centre .... but they were Prudential back in 2005, they were only taken over by Citigroup in 2007. I am asking a solicitors about this so I'll let you know what they say.

Because after December 2004 electronic signatures became acceptable under law, they have been able to rewrite agreements how they like ... but when you do fraud like that you usually slip up!!

**Readalot** · 24th July 2009 17:05

Originally Posted by Redfish

hi there, I got the same agreement as you today. Guess what, it looks like fraud. Look on the first page at the first para. They state they are Egg icon

Banking plc of Citigroup Centre .... but they were Prudential back in 2005, they were only taken over by Citigroup in 2007. I am asking a solicitors about this so I'll let you know what they say.

Because after December 2004 electronic signatures became acceptable under law, they have been able to rewrite agreements how they like ... but when you do fraud like that you usually slip up!!

Let me know as well please. I am in the same boat with you guys. Online CCA Oct 2005.

**Redfish** · 24th July 2009 17:13

When you say, "in the same boat", do you also have Citigroup as their address??

**Readalot** · 24th July 2009 18:17

yes, mine it's the same, dated Oct 2005. However, I have just sent CCA request and so far simply assume that they will print out the agreement from online account.

**thirty-n-fat** · 25th July 2009 10:26

I have recieved a simlar printout for a Egg icon

personal loan.

However, I know that I did not sign online for this amount as I was planning to borrow less and handled the greater amount over the phone and then signed documents and returned via the post.

See my post here...
http://www.consumeractiongroup.co.uk...ml#post2297270

**Redfish** · 27th July 2009 06:47

Hi thirty-n-fat,

You have the Derby address on your agreement. I don't know what date it is for. Check archive.org to see what the address should have been at that time. There's a discussion here http://www.consumeractiongroup.co.uk...ml#post2314977 so maybe you could post up there too.

**cds** · 27th July 2009 08:33

Originally Posted by Redfish

Hi thirty-n-fat,

You have the Derby address on your agreement. I don't know what date it is for. Check archive.org to see what the address should have been at that time. There's a discussion here http://www.consumeractiongroup.co.uk...ml#post2314977 so maybe you could post up there too.

I think you are barking up the wrong tree with this address issue.

cds

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