Right this is how I see it. You don't dispute you owe SP money, it is the amount you dispute. I don't doubt what you are saying about the removal fee being collected by sealth means. One reason the charge seems high could be; you say these prepayment metres have been in for 24 months and I presume no one from SP has ever been out to re-calibrate them? As you know energy prices as rocketed in the last 24 months, so the amount you have paid in might not have covered the usage. I am not 100% sure about this but it could be a factor. Now as for ResolveBalls letter, I would get a copy of that off to your local Trading Stardards Of

Moorcrofts notorious Pre-Litigation Division., don't make me laugh, they couldn't litigatate anymore than I can do open heart surgury. As donkey said they are still in default of a legitimate CCA request. You could also enclose a copy of their letter saying they were no longer dealing with the account due to them not being able to fulfill your request and ask they are still dealing with it, that should confuse them sufficiently enough to send it back to the OC again

Simply write and remind Moorcroft that they remain in default of a legitimate CCA request, and that the account remains in dispute.

Just a nasty, threatogram but I can imagine that this has upset you but i do not think they are going anywhere with this. Who is Bryan Carter acting for and what is this debt about? Have you ever requested an agreement under CCA for this? It is very unlikely that they have the paperwork to take this to court. Did you ever look at National Debtline? they have some excellent advice on getting these old debts written off completely http://www.nationaldebtline.co.uk/

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N9A is part of the summons pack on initial reciept and how you plead. Part Admission On receipt of the claim form the defendant may admit the claim in full and send form N9A [Admission (specified amount)] together with an offer of payment. No offer of payment made If the defendant admits the claim but makes no offer of payment, the Claimant should apply for judgment, on form N205A or N225, with an order for payment of the unpaid balance of forthwith. Offer of payment made If the defendant needs time to pay they should complete the form N9A showing details of their means and either make an offer to pay either

Hi mobe Welcome to CAG The guys will be happy to advise as soon as they are available. Have a read of number 10 in my signature.