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  1. This is what I have so far, not sure if I have anything else to put about their non compliance.

     

     

    The first part is admitted with regards to requesting a loan of £xxx which was received into my bank account on the xxx xxxxx 2012 The T&Cs agreed plus interest of £xx.

    The second part is denied the Claimant has consistently harassed me via Text/Email and phone calls to my place of Employment causing severe embarrassment and stress.

    The third part is denied and it is contended that only one months interest is due,rendering the total default out standing as £xxx.

    Any claim to further interest is denied and are subject to the Unfair Terms in Consumer Contracts Act and therefore cannot be disproportionate.

     

    I have tried to negotiate and offered a repayment plan due to sever financial difficulty, the Claimant has failed to acknowledge.

    The Claimant has failed to issue a Default Notice or Notice of Default Sums.

     

    It is averred that the claimants stance in this claim is in conflict to the the CCA1974 s.140A and s.140B (Unfair Relation)

     

    In line with the introduction of Consumer Finance Association, the Consumer Credit Trade Association Codes of practice implemented on the 26th November Section 6 the Claimant has failed to adhere to the key proposals.

     

    As per Civil Procedure Rule 16.5(4), it is expected that the Claimant prove the allegation that the money is owed.The Claimant has failed to disclose any documentation to verify its claim.

     

    By reason of the facts and matters set out above, it is denied that the Claimant is entitled to the relief claimed or any relief.

  2. Update: According to Royalmail they received my letter on 28th January, making d-day for a response yesterday. I had nothing, then this morning I got this email:

     

    Dear Mr. M

     

    As requested as per your letter received on the 29th January by recorded delivery I have attached your contract including the term and conditions. Below is the statement of your account:

     

    Account # ******Amount

     

    Description

     

    Principal £340.00 Loan amount taken

     

    Interest £110.57 as per your loan agreement against the principal loan amount

     

    Admin Charge £25.00 as per your agreement due to loan becoming outstanding

     

    Daily Interest £275.25 at £3.67 for a period of 74 days as per your agreement

     

    CCJ Fee £60.00 N1 filed MCOL

     

    Total £810.82

     

    Your Notice of Default was sent on the 22/11/12 to the address of ************** (We also advised you over SMS which you replied to and advised you would rather go through court as you were unwilling to agree to the original loan charge) you did not inform Quid market of your new address until 05/12/12. I will include a copy to you in the post as well as your contract and terms and conditions. .

     

    Regards

     

    Suzanne

     

     

     

     

    Regards Quid Market

  3. Ok here goes:

     

    Repayment of short term loan paid direct into the defendants bank account on 15/08/2012. Repayment due 14/09/2012, loan not repaid on due date by defendant as per loan agreement. Proactive written and telephone attempts to communicate with defendant has failed to achieve resolution, repayment or acceptable repayment plan. As per our loan agreement a daily rate of interest has been charged since default.

  4. Firstly its not QQ its quidmarket, don't think they are one and the same.

     

    There have been no DCAs, I've corresponded with quidmarket regularly by email, constantly referring them back to my offer of repayment.

     

    I realise a CCJ not a given but only if I defend it properly, hence my request for help to prepare a proper defence.

  5. After a couple of months too-ing a fro-ing with Quidmarket they finally played the CCJ (& AOE) card today. I've been sticking to my guns and offering to payoff the principal amount over 17 months (£340 @ £20/month) Whilst they have been maintaining they can't go below £450.

     

    I've always thought the CCJ was an empty threat but I've read on here that they've carried this through in a number of cases.

     

    Now its come to CCJ time, I'm wondering if I should go for the £450 @ £20/month or wait for the CCJ and defend it. What do I stand to gain if I defend?

     

    Any advice gratefully received.

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