Citi Cards Address ***UPDATED NOVEMBER ***

**Tinkerbelle** · 20th April 2006 17:11

Mark Clibbens
Office of the Chief Executive
Citi Cards
CitiFinancial Europe plc
P.O. Box 54
Salford
Manchester
M5 3BP

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**Mrgreengenes** · 28th April 2006 06:39

Here's the name & address of the Data Protection Officer, Citi Cards.

Richard Cooke
Data Protection Officer
Citi Cards
CitiFinancial Europe plc
1 Exchange Quay
Salford
Manchester
M5 3EA

It looks like the place to send the intial DPA request.

**sharman24** · 12th July 2006 21:13

Hi Did You Have Any Problems Getting Letter To Citi Bank, As Mine Has Been Returned Once Already, Yet Address Was Correct, It Was On Form They Sent Asking For Extra Info. Have Sent Again 5 Days Ago Yet Royal Mail Still Has No Confirmation Of Delivery ??

**sharemaster2** · 18th July 2006 00:17

Hi there,

Yes I have was able to get hold of them using this Address with the P. O Box number. Use that and you should be fine, well I did so you too should be okay.

Later!!

**Bean** · 21st July 2006 09:18

Originally Posted by sharman24

Hi Did You Have Any Problems Getting Letter To Citi Bank, As Mine Has Been Returned Once Already, Yet Address Was Correct, It Was On Form They Sent Asking For Extra Info. Have Sent Again 5 Days Ago Yet Royal Mail Still Has No Confirmation Of Delivery ??

Yes sharman24, I had the same problem.
Based on this thread, I sent my Data Protection Act Subject access request icon

to:
Richard Cooke
Data Protection Officer
Citi Cards
CitiFinancial Europe plc
1 Exchange Quay
Salford
Manchester
M5 3EA

It reached Richard Cooke the next day. He wrote back to me requesting confirmation of ID if I wanted details of manual intervention. His enclosed form said "please return the completed form to:
The Data Protection Officer
Compliance Department
1 Exchange Quay
Salford Quays
Manchester
M5 3EA"

So I sent the form and two forms of ID as requested to the address on the form. It didn't arrive, but came back to me about three days later with a Royal Mail sticker on it. The sticker with check boxes had a cross in the "address incomplete" box.

I returned the form the same day to the original address:
Richard Cooke
Data Protection Officer
Citi Cards
CitiFinancial Europe plc
1 Exchange Quay
Salford
Manchester
M5 3EA
...with no problem. I received my data 13 days after my Data Protection Act Subject access request icon

arrived with Citi Cards.

I have contacted Richard Cooke to suggest the incorrect address on the form is amended (as I think quite a few people may try to use it!)

**sharemaster2** · 21st July 2006 10:49

Richards Phone number is 0800 0 569 569

**darrenLH1977** · 13th September 2006 14:24

If you get a defence back, it's signed by Brian Smith - SOLICITOR!, however he has a habit of using headed paper with no telephone number, so if you need to talk to him here is his number (I had to talk to four different phone monkeys before eventually getting the number):-0800 146 188

**mnrbig** · 19th September 2006 10:33

Hi

Do we use the same address for all CitiGroup(i.e CitiBank, CitiCards, CitiFinancial) DPA requests?

**davh** · 25th September 2006 06:54

Hi guys,

I work for CItigroup (I'm really NOT proud of it). Maybe I can help.....
CitiCards use the Exchange Quay address, CitiFinancial & Future Mortgages go to 6 Admiral Way, Doxfor Park, Sunderland, Tyne & Wear SR3 3XW and for CitiBank it's 25-33 Canada Square London (Canary Wharf). I'll use the internal address book to find you names and numbers if you let me know who you're after.

www.innercitypress.org/citi

D

**davh** · 25th September 2006 06:55

The Citigroup Watch, from Inner City Press & Fair Finance Watch

**shovey** · 25th September 2006 21:41

Hi, Can I Chase Up Citi Cards If My Debt Has Been Passed To A debt collection icon

Agency.

**MARTIN3030** · 26th September 2006 01:39

Yes you can.

**Mrgreengenes** · 26th September 2006 11:04

Hi Shovey, please start your own thread on this case. You will receive more help.

I remember a case on this forum, I think it was Citi cards, where the debt had been sold to a debt collection icon

agency for a sum greatly reduced from that owed. However, the DCA tried to collect the full amount, thereby making a nice profit. Citi cards tried to argue that as they had sold the debt on, they could not be approached for any penalty charges. WRONG!! Perhaps someone could help out in finding this thread. I have tried but without success so far.

You need to continue paying the DCA and start proceedings against Citi cards using the templates on this forum. Good luck.

Don't let the fatherless chillen get ya!:grin:

**andrew1** · 26th September 2006 17:48

Originally Posted by Mrgreengenes

However, the DCA icon

tried to collect the full amount, thereby making a nice profit. :

DCA's are in business to make a profit, what they buy the debt for makes us feel they shouldn't get full whack but to be honest it's non of our business ( and I am no lover of DCA's believe me) that is down to the banks bad negotiating and the DCA's good fortune. They probably only pay about 7-12% of the face value but that's just good business. We can use that knowledge best by negotiating Full and final icon

settlements knowing that as long as they pick up a relatively reasonable profit they will do a deal.Whatever it ends up as it'll be less than you owed in the first place so there's the benefit. They love the £5 or £10 a month merchants and they use their mind blowing arrogance and deceipt to frighten the living daylights out of most people knowing most people will buckle to their intimidation. This site is helping people take them on at their own game by using what they ignore - the law!

So don't be too angered by what they might have paid for the debt, use your loaf and get the CCA requests going because they are nototiously bad at having all the correct paperwork in place to enable them to collect these debts, they play on our ignorance, they have little knowledge about your rights to restrict telephone calls icon

from them Communications Act etc. and they don't like it when you stop their harrassment tactics by using the law so get them that way and you'll find you'll win.

**Mrgreengenes** · 27th September 2006 14:04

Andrew1, am I correct in thinking that you are saying that Shovey should go after the DCA icon

for the refund of penalty charges? Penalty charges have been applied by Citi Cards and it is they who should be made to refund them whether they have sold on the debt or not.

You are right when you say that if you quote the law at DCAs, they will back off. I have a thread concerning Certegy (Transax) who threatened to pass on (sell) my amount owed to a DCA. This amount was comprised purely of charges and I pointed out to them that as the charges were in fact unlawfully applied they would be obtaining money by deception. In the end they waived the charges in full as a gesture of goodwill icon

. Read the thread here.

I'm still looking for the thread where the debt was sold on and the CC company tried to wash their hands of it.

Don't let the fatherless chillen get ya!

**MARTIN3030** · 27th September 2006 14:11

yes any penalty charges should be claimed from the bank as it was them who applied them.

**andrew1** · 27th September 2006 15:13

Originally Posted by Mrgreengenes

Andrew1, am I correct in thinking that you are saying that Shovey should go after the DCA icon

for the refund of penalty charges? Penalty charges have been applied by Citi Cards and it is they who should be made to refund them whether they have sold on the debt or not.

It's an interesting and debated point although what Martin has said above is true, you should go after the bank, it seems to be what most are doing. - I haven't really had the time to follow the thought-trail of what was initially discussed earlier on the site ( way back!) that when the debt was sold the buyer (dca) took with it the responsibility of the contract and therefore should repay the charges also. Martin might be able to throw some light on it though. My citi card debt was sold on to Cabot and they have fouled badly by not responding at all to my CCA request but my claim for charges is being levied at Citi - still at the fob off stage! I can't see cabot paying them although going by the Lick the Wall fatboy experience in N.Ireland it might be a better option just now.

**Tinkerbelle** · 27th September 2006 15:15

This is a thread for Citi Addresses & Contacts.

**andrew1** · 27th September 2006 15:21

Whoooops!!

**MARTIN3030** · 27th September 2006 15:31

Andy the contract between you and the bank effectively becomes void once the account is closed.
Lets not forget also that the DCA icon

pays a fraction of the debt value to buy the debt from the Bank........The banks take advantage of debt write offs /Tax etc

Although the DCA then usually re registers any defaults with the Cras.

As regards removal of defaults the section 10 notice is there to prevent further processing of your data (or to seek to demand this )

There is the point that once the contract between you and the bank ends then so does their right to carry on processing your information and that includes third parties.
The DCA therefore is also in the wrong unless you have expressly given them permission to process your data to third parties.
This becomes a Data protection issue.

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