Patricia Pearl - Small Claims Procedure - A Practical Guide


An excellent guide for the layperson in how to use the County Court - a must if you are intending to start a claim.

£19.99 + £1.50 (P&P)




Last Will and Testament Kit


Make a legally valid will without the fuss and expense of a solicitor - includes a full step-by-step guide.

£9.99 + £1.50 (P&P)

BAILIFFS - The Law and Your Rights

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.

The book is easy to understand and clearly explains the rights a bailiff has, and also what they cannot do when collecting debts and repossessing goods etc.

£13.95 + £2.00 (P&P)


Reclaim the Right Ltd. - reg. 05783665 in the UK

reg. office:
923 Finchley Road
London
NW11 7PE



+ Reply to Thread
Results 1 to 13 of 13
  1. #1
    Basic Account Holder
    Help the CAG!!
    Download our toolbar
    JWhite Novitiate

    Follow Real_CAG on Twitter

    Cagger since
    Jun 2006
    Posts
    26

    Default Just starting off with WCF

    I've had a ready of as many WCF stories as possible after sending 2 letters to both my local car outlet and the local finance office.

    so what to do now?! ... Here is what I was thinking

    1. go into the local Finance office and ask for what my arrears are.
    2. (think I missed one payment right at the start) pay off any arrears and what ever takes me to the VT agreement which if any will be a VERY small amount under.
    3. When I'm still there hand over the below letter making sure I have their name, what will also be on the receipt proving I've been in

    .. Question are:
    1. The Cars MOT will be up shortly will this void/stop any proceedings without one?
    2.I can't currnetly find the V5 but was thinking of reporting change of ownership to the DVLA.. Is this a good idea? if so what is ther address it should go to?
    3. When handing over the below letter is it a good idea to keep any direct debits open in case they drag this out?


    My letter which is copied from other various threads:

    My name and address

    VT Request
    Agreement No: ------------
    Vehicle: ------------
    Current mileage: ------------

    Date

    In accordance with my rights, I wish to end this agreement. I understand that Finance Company will only accept this notice on the provision that I have complied with the terms and conditionsicon relating to my rights to terminate the agreement, as set out in my contract.

    Directly prior to this letter I have paid any arrears within the WCF **** branch so there are no defaults on this account. I have complied with my obligations as laid out in the1974 C.C.A act and will not be responsible for any further payments on the above agreement from the date of this letter.

    I will return the above vehicle within 5 working days from the date of your reply including all keys and documentation will be returned: service records, immobiliser, immobiliser codes and security keys. Note that he V5 is currently being registered to yourselves and will be in your possession via the DVLA

    I understand that you will notify me in due course or any post sale liabilities including excess mileage and damage liabilities and if consistent with my agreement and taking into account fair wear and tear it is valid will be paid by return, note that I have also taken a 3rd party examination of the vehicle preceding its return.

    Any delay on charges incurred by myself including storage of the aforementioned car will be followed with the appropriate action.


    Name: …………………………………………………… …………… ………………

    signatureicon: …………………………………………Date : …………………….

    Similar Threads:

  2. #2
    Basic Account Holder
    Help the CAG!!
    Download our toolbar
    JWhite Novitiate

    Follow Real_CAG on Twitter

    Cagger since
    Jun 2006
    Posts
    26

    Default Re: Just starting off with WCF

    Well after 2 ignored letters they have finally got back to me stating that they have tried contacting me and that i need to call them at a specified address which isn't my local branch..

    ..So has anyone been through this before and hae an idea of what tey may ask or get me to agree to, I was going to go along the lines of (bt more nicely) just send me a pack in the post or give me a very good settling offer o can sell the car privately.

    Any ideas


  3. #3
    Basic Account Holder
    Help the CAG!!
    Download our toolbar
    yvette18 Novitiate

    Follow Real_CAG on Twitter

    Cagger since
    Jul 2006
    Posts
    96

    Default Re: Just starting off with WCF

    Hi,
    I'm just about to send off a VT letter to Welcome Finance, I found the information on National Debtline website very helpful

    National Debtline England & Wales | Debt Advice | Factsheet 16 How To Deal With Hire Purchase Debt

    Hope this helps you

    Yvette


  4. #4
    Basic Account Holder
    Help the CAG!!
    Download our toolbar
    JWhite Novitiate

    Follow Real_CAG on Twitter

    Cagger since
    Jun 2006
    Posts
    26

    Default Re: Just starting off with WCF

    Just spoke to WF and they have said that I still need to pay just over 1k for insurance which seems like from the above link I'll have to

    "Terminating/ending your hire purchase agreement does not terminate a subsidiary insurance agreement. You will remain liable to pay it."

    Still if it gets the car going then its ony about 4 payments to which I currently make, which is better than a further x amount.
    Car is getting inspected by the RAC on behalf of WF and it now has an MOT which I only had to get one tyre..

    .. Touch wood it has a happy ending!


  5. #5
    Basic Account Holder
    Help the CAG!!
    Download our toolbar
    jdene Novitiate

    Follow Real_CAG on Twitter

    Cagger since
    Oct 2006
    Posts
    716

    Default Re: Just starting off with WCF

    Just a quick thought are you sure the insurance was not miss-sold to you as mine was i am currently trying to get all the insurance repaid as i was told if i did not have the insurance the loan would not be approved


  6. #6
    Basic Account Holder
    Help the CAG!!
    Download our toolbar
    JWhite Novitiate

    Follow Real_CAG on Twitter

    Cagger since
    Jun 2006
    Posts
    26

    Default Re: Just starting off with WCF

    Does anyone know who I should write the V5 out to


  7. #7
    Basic Account Holder
    Help the CAG!!
    Download our toolbar
    JWhite Novitiate

    Follow Real_CAG on Twitter

    Cagger since
    Jun 2006
    Posts
    26

    Default Re: Just starting off with WCF

    Anyone who has returned their Car know roughly how long to wait before they contact for its return?

    The RAC have been and gone just over a week now and that was the last contact I had


  8. #8
    Basic Account Holder
    Help the CAG!!
    Download our toolbar
    yvette18 Novitiate

    Follow Real_CAG on Twitter

    Cagger since
    Jul 2006
    Posts
    96

    Default Re: Just starting off with WCF

    Hi,

    I had my inspection the other day, I was told by Welcome's Nottingham office that as soon as they receive the RAC report they will be in touch about collection. Oh and if the report details anything that needs sorting they will be adding it to the amount of money outstanding.

    I'm going to ring them tomorrow anyway, because based on my experience with them so far, the left hand doesn't know what the right hand is doing!!

    Yvette


  9. #9
    Basic Account Holder
    Help the CAG!!
    Download our toolbar
    JWhite Novitiate

    Follow Real_CAG on Twitter

    Cagger since
    Jun 2006
    Posts
    26

    Default Re: Just starting off with WCF

    Thanks for that... I heard from someone that if you cancel your car insuranceicon that you must show proof to the old provider that the Car has even been sold or re-insured, is that true?? Old asking as I was going to put the Car i my garage until returned and stop my insurance


  10. #10
    Basic Account Holder
    Help the CAG!!
    Download our toolbar
    JWhite Novitiate

    Follow Real_CAG on Twitter

    Cagger since
    Jun 2006
    Posts
    26

    Default Re: Just starting off with WCF

    Have been contacted by a Company called P&A ("Specialists in Credit Management")

    Bit confused as why it has gone to them and is not collected by WF or they haven't ask for myself to deliver?

    Has anyone else had dealings with these people


  11. #11
    Basic Account Holder
    Help the CAG!!
    Download our toolbar
    JWhite Novitiate

    Follow Real_CAG on Twitter

    Cagger since
    Jun 2006
    Posts
    26

    Default Re: Just starting off with WCF

    Spoke to the above people (Well emailed so it is all still in writing) Seem nice enough people and answered everything I asked.

    Car gets picked up next Thursday.


  12. #12
    Basic Account Holder
    Help the CAG!!
    Download our toolbar
    yvette18 Novitiate

    Follow Real_CAG on Twitter

    Cagger since
    Jul 2006
    Posts
    96

    Default Re: Just starting off with WCF

    Hi JWhite,

    I had a call from P & A today about my car being collected.

    I was at work on my mobile so didn't get to ask the questions I wanted to, but I was told someone would call me in the next 24 hours to arrange pick up.

    Do you know if there is a charge for this collection? If there is I would prefer to drop it off to them!

    Yvette


  13. #13
    Basic Account Holder
    Help the CAG!!
    Download our toolbar
    JWhite Novitiate

    Follow Real_CAG on Twitter

    Cagger since
    Jun 2006
    Posts
    26

    Default Re: Just starting off with WCF

    Don't know about a charge but I had a settlement figure broken down by WCF and sent a letter back saying thank you for the Breakdownicon bla bla bla any further charges for this account which are not agreed by myself will be ignored..
    Nothing was heard about this so if they try they will have to take it to court..

    Saying that apart from taking their time to answer my 1st letter they have been very good



Browsealoud
Video Tour



Reclaim the Right Ltd. - reg.05783665 in the UK reg. office:- 923 Finchley Road London NW11 7PE