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.
I phoned B'card in their complaints dept in Manchester, who among other things, told me they had given a level of dispensation from the ICO due to the number of complaints they were recieving. I am sure this isnt right, but cant find any info. Also this person stated that they had successfully defended (when??!!) as had citi cards (other than N Ireland?)
Oh, and apparently, their decision to reduce my credit limit has nothing to do with me claiming charges and is due to tthe "economic climate"
Any advice please ? (other than of how to get rid of the funny smell)
I'm trying to claim back charges for a closed Barclaycard credit card account (closed in 2004). Problem is I don't know the a/c number and despite wiriting several letters Barclaycard aren't event bothering to respond to my requests for a listing of all charges. Any suggestions how to take this forward?
waited 40 days? I waited 77!!!! This is what led them to say they had informed the commissioner they were having problems due to volumes (apparently) - I was fairly sure this was bulllplop given I work for MBNA (please dont hurt me!) I think I will be writing back to them.
Does anyone happen to know about the other stuff I mentioned?
Barclaycard - 40 day rule -
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