MARTIN3030
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Seasons Greetings ut totus RLP subcriptio members.May vestri novus Matrix supervenio in vicis pro Sarcalogos
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Is there any way the bailiff may not be on the national register? You say you have already checked this ?
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Halifax Credit Card Penalties ****WON****
MARTIN3030 replied to a topic in Scotland Financial Legal Issues
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Advised to commit further wrongdoing ?
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Cheers Malc.
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Good news.
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Thanks Helena,yes you are right,there can certainly be no confusion,and working out the revised prices should be a breeze for most. I calculated that the standing charge would add around £100 a year. Do feel free to post any links that you feel could assist others.
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Although Eon have lowered p/kwh ,unit rates,they have scrapped the Annual Threshold of 2680 kwh in which customers saw unit rates once this was achieved fall from 8.436p/kwh to 3.67p/kwh inc vat. Under the revised E.on EnergyPlan with prepayment the old 8.436p/kwh is replaced with a sole unit rate of 4.256p/kwh inc vat. However,there is now a daily standing charge of 27.395p per day !
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Well documented issues from all the above,but seems you have not experienced any. I guess the exception rather than the rule then.
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M&S stores in town centre areas are usually very prominent.I think this plan will likely see other stores close to them doing the same.
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They both have something in common......sack ?
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Vanquis of course is part of Provident Financial services,the doorstep loan firm recently featured in TV docs for its aggressive dealings with vulnerable people. There is no shortage of Vanquis stories on The CAG or indeed on the internet itself about Vanquis,and also Argos suspicions about passing details about customers previously to Vanquis. Do NOT be tempted by offers of vouchers !
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CPP or CITI/OPUS fee reclaim???
MARTIN3030 replied to JohnnyPacket's topic in Payment Protection Insurance (PPI)
Yes it is Citicard you are liable and they recently accepted liability and made a payment.in my own case with Associates CPP. Do you have your original account number ? In my own case,like you I was told by CPP that it was Citi who set up the policy. CPP referred my complaint to Citicard,who then sent me an FOS form to fill in and said they would be investigating it. That was in June 2012.It took them until Late November to make a refund. I did not return the FOS Q &A form since as far as I know,there is no obligation to have to do this. From memory,at the time of the Associate -
Sorry I thought I had posted the link its there now.
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Also says he has written to the FSA. http://www.dailymail.co.uk/money/saving/article-2240479/Whistleblowers-warn-Nationwide-sales-targets-harm-customers.html
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http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2244164/How-annual-rail-fare-year-Rail-firms-reveal-extent-huge-increases-faced-commuters.html
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CSA will introduce the higher payments from Monday 10th.December. http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2244303/Fathers-hit-rise-maintenance-children-following-sweeping-new-reforms.html
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Amazing-you learn something every day,I didnt know this either.
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http://www.which.co.uk/news/2012/12/bank-staff-under-more-pressure-than-ever-to-sell-305256/
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There is nothing in the ICO DPA guidance or the Act itself which says an application has to be signed. These are stalling tacs. There are other ways in which the Banks can be satisfied as to your identity.
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http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-20624552
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This is likely to be a move we will see from other Councils. It will surely affect those who entered the buy to let market before the credit crunch and find themselves with empty houses as the austerity measures bite. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-20634448
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http://www.thisismoney.co.uk/money/bills/article-2243907/Npower-fined-60-000-Ofcom-breaking-rules-abandoned-calls.html?ito=feeds-newsxml
