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13th April 2008, 14:14
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| | Classic Account Customer | Re: Slc Thanks NS
The Subject Access Request has some information - relating to charges - no actual statement of charges made - it further only includes correspondence relating to me not being able to pay, it does not include anything with respect to the last 5 years worth of communications at all.
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16th April 2008, 21:02
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| | Classic Account Customer | Re: Slc So i used the "Please write off my debt letter" and even included a copy of medical records showing the history of breakdowns and recovery...
All i get is a letter back saying you must pay £175 (Principal) + £150 (Arrears) ...or we will issue proceedings
I think i have been more than reasonable in my approach, but they are not willing to budge, which is annoying and i believe the courts will deem highly unreasonable.
So...my response will be to say screw you, you idiots and lets go to court!
....mind you looking at it now the letter was sent 4 days before mine...so i won't jump the gun, and i'll just give them 7-days...then see...
Last edited by veester; 16th April 2008 at 21:30.
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17th April 2008, 14:04
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| | Classic Account Customer | Re: Slc Aye
No - i faxed (with fax reciept) and email (with email recieved and read reciept).
I have been trying to call them all day to get a confirmation but the lines been engaged.....tch!  |
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7th May 2008, 17:43
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| | Classic Account Customer | Re: Slc So....after a few months of to-ing and froing with the SLC, a SARS arriving (incomplete info) there new Customer Care Department got in touch. Basically i have a long-term trauma/shock related illness but choose to work, not very well i might add; loosing several jobs and not performing in my education etc etc, without labouring the point...but i am not registerd disabled, i am long term ill and under medication - The medical history provided to the SLC clearly links this all together. Originally i asked for the loan to be written off, but was advised i had to registered disabled, no problem I've asked for some relief under section 9 of the SLC regulations (This is not the disability section) and asked for the loan to be frozen and for me to pay if off for a nominal amount. This would protect the tax-payers money. Some of the CC team section feels that my case does not warrant this 'relief' or consideration, and it is a matter of opinion. The team leader has agreed to review my case. I feel quite intimadated at the moment, mainly because i feel like i am explaining my illness, which really is not being taken into consideration i.e. Q: well why did you not come to us earlier, my answer because i did not realise or understand the illness Q: why did you not get medical help earlier, my answer because part of the trauma was caused by medical incident and apparantly one of the trauma symptoms is avoidance of areas of incident i.e Doctors. I feel utterly stupid for not recognising the symptoms earlier at the best of times, and part of that is the stigma associated with this whole thing. I guess i am not really looking for answers, just venting at the lack of understanding at the moment, i only hope the SLC see the light and take note of all of the evidence. I really just want to get a successfull resolution on this....we'll see what happens on Monday when i speak to the team lead.... Otherwise court and explanation. |
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