I suspect that the debt was 'sold' for substantially less than the settlement I was offering which places me back in a financial disadvantage - if I can see sight of the DoA I can prove that Cabot is trying to extort money from me and this is why they dont want me to see the DoA - I still do not think they can stop me from seeing it under the DPA if it contains personal data about me - unless they simply were assigned an account without any details of the debtor which of course would be ridiculous? Sorry if I am asking any dumb questions or making any daft suggestions Thanks

Thanks for the replies - from reading the DPA it would seem that I am entitled to see the Deed of Assignment as the information contained in it, although commercially sensitive, is directly about me so they cannot withhold it? Thoughts please on this?

I was originallyl told the the debt had been transferred to Fredrickson and suddenly it now belongs to Cabot? I negotiated a settlement with Fredrickson but during the negotiations it suddenly went to Cabot for what I now understand was a lot less than I was offering Fredricksons and now Cabot are chasing for the whole 'original debt' amount. Also believe I would be entitled to see any documents that has my details on it even if some of the information is redacted ( blanked out on the assignment forms)?? Any other ideas?

Hello This is my 1st post to the forum and need some advice. Cabot Financial have taken over 2 of my credit card accounts from Co-Op. Both accounts were defaulted but I have been in a payment agreement with the Co-Op for over 2 years. I have requested full details of credit agreements and a copy of the 'Deed of Assignment' but Cabot is refusing to provide this saying and I quote... " These documents are confidential between the original lender and us and as such, is not available for disclosure" Could someone please advise on my next steps for me to obtain the deeds of assignment. Many thanks