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yo Inca To demonstrate how reasonable your gran is you could send a copy of her last income support advice letter with the National Insurance number covered up. That would prove she is receiving an income based benefit and is so officially a hardship case without revealing any information they can sell on or you have already volunteered. It would also demonstrate reasonableness to a judge - especially if you point it out to him.
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Saw a post yesterday that said 77 refers to fixed interest loans, 78 to variable interest loans. So I assume it is 77 I dont see why you could not put 77 / 78 as standard this option would also then cover for example a fixed interest loan that becomes variable on default.
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CCA agreement request sent, 12 + 2 days from recorded delivery. Default received from MBNA 5 days after second standard, "this account is in dispute" letter sent by recorded. No agreement or acknowledgement of receipt to date. Any opinions mbna defaultpostedonline .pdf
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Back in 2003 I discovered by contacting the SLC that my loan was in default and had £110 in a default summons fee added. I had simply moved and had a suspension as I was on the rock and roll, when I moved. I pointed out to them that I was on the electoral roll at my new address which no doubt they had a copy of and had not been contacted. They did not want to know. Could I claim this back on the basis that they should have checked the roll or under the CCA as an unfair charge? Also I have a print out of transactions going back to the default - there are 2 additions to the loan both on the same date for the same amount as the monthly repayment, which was made as normal in that month. Must be a clerical error but presumably I can claim the £24 back plus compound interest. Should I use the standard 29% as per the simple interest spreadsheet post on this site or another formula. Thanks. Dudes / Dudettes
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Thanks. This account has a zero balance and I am only claiming £15. Has anyone lost a court case and had costs awarded against them. I am happy to pursue them as a matter of principle if the risk is low. There are several other CC accounts with large negative balances citi are just the first to respond to my mailings.
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So does this mean if I proceed to the final letter and then court stage citi will just fold or the court will dismiss my claim.
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Received this letter from citi in response to request for return of £12 fees any ideas.
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Unemployment and CII claim refused 7 years ago
c3po replied to c3po's topic in Payment Protection Insurance (PPI)
Thanks. Found a front page of a schedule with a reference number, address etc and sent of a request for the original schedule quoting the CCA. I was told it covered unemployment that was not your fault. The problem was my settling out of court, which the PPI jumped on. Thinking back I could have used the out of court settlement and good reference to prove I was not dismissed or just asked them to prove that i was dismissed after making a claim. Is there a 6 year rule on PPI claims? -
Hi I had insurance via Abbey and a mortgage with another provider. My employer suspended me then sacked me. They subsequently settled out of court for a few £ and a good reference. I was then unemployed for a long period. Abbey refused to pay on the basis that I had been sacked:eek:. I no longer have the original insurance agreement. Do I have a path to follow. Thanks.
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