Alina can you tell how Orange refused ?

Was this done by phone or by letter ?

Also can you give me some idea as to what information you need from them ?

Have you looked at the letter that needs to be sent to them ?

Also you do know that there is a £10 fee to pay also for this yes ?

If you need any help with this-let me know.

Arrow Global said in their letter that Orange refused to provide document under act 1974. So we decided to send “subject to access” and ask them to send us a Service agreement.

Yes. I know we need to send £10.

No problem Alina.

Kac dela ?

I helping my friend and have just handed this address to him. I hope they will respond.

Ok this is the current entry on the ICO website;

 

 

Registration Number: Z7425271

Date Registered: 29 November 2002 Registration Expires: 28 November 2010

 

Data Controller: ORANGE CELLULAR SERVICES

 

Address:

ST. JAMES COURT

GREAT PARK ROAD

ALMONDSBURY PARK

BRADLEY STOKE

BRISTOL

BS32 4QJ

Thanks a lot!

I was advised to make a request under data Protection Acts 1984&1998 as the “right of subject access” as Orange refused previously to send me any documents.

If anybody knows the address of the Orange where I can send this request?

Thanks a lot.

:eek: It most definitely is not worth it!!

 

Start your own thread in the Lloyds forum, post up a copy of the agreement you have (minus personal details) & put a link to it on this thread so it can easily be followed by CAGers.

Thanks for advice. I’ll post it as soon as I receive all document back from Ombudsman.

Hi alina

Which contract? Can you start a new thread on your specific problem stating all the details & actions to date? (minus any personal info of course) Suggest you post in the Lloyds forum where you might get more help than on this long thread here.

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Thank you.

It is a credit agreement between my husband and Lloyds bank dated 2003, which looks like unenforceable as there is no signature under Term and Condition.

So we searched for advice and looked in the internet where there are lots of companies, which promised to check the credit agreement and give certificate, if they found the agreement is unenforceable. It will be cost up to £300. But we aren’t sure if it is worth.

The Ombudsman said that I can check the legality of the contract with Lloyds Bank only in the court. However National debt line advised me to check it with solicitor company.

I wonder if somebody has ever checked the legality with solicitor before going to court?