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  1. WindySock
    Fantastic.
  2. WindySock
    Formal complaint against Erudio, making it very clear that unless they * cancel any arrears they have falsely allocated against you account * confirm that they have cancel the entire loans under the age write off conditions that you will be taking a complaint to the FOS and seeking redress/compensation against Erudio. And may consider legal action for a specific performance to enforce your right to have the loan cancelled.
  3. WindySock
    So if there was an appeal, how did it go?
  4. WindySock
    If the judge is saying that more is needed than simply limitation, then they must agree with the WS paragraph 26 that the DN or termination being within 6 years of the claim issue means it is not statute barred. So you need to counter that in some way.
  5. WindySock
    Thesis is run by Link, so in reality it's been passed exactly no-where
  6. WindySock
    No. I'm saying that the only way they can stop you having it written off is if they should default/terminate the account before you get around to bringing the arrears up to date. Technically they would have a right to do that right now due to the arrears, but I don't think even Erudio are pushing their luck quite that far and evilly yet. If you get the arrears paid off without them having done that, then IMHO you are home and dry.
  7. WindySock
    WILL Not can, or may, or anything else They WILL.
  8. WindySock
    12. The lender will cancel the borrower’s liability to repay the loan if the borrower— (a) dies, (b) is not behind on any repayments under any agreement for a student loan and— (i) was under the age of 40 when his last agreement for a student loan was made and he reaches the age of 50 or when the last agreement for a student loan has been outstanding for not less than 25 years, whichever is the sooner, or (ii) was aged 40 or older when his last agreement for a student loan was made and he reaches the age of 60, or © if the borrower can show the lender that he gets a disability related benefit and because of his disability is permanently unfit for work.
  9. WindySock
    If you clear the arrears, and at that point they have not called in the loan in full by defaulting/terminating the account, then they are obliged in law to cancel the loans. They do not have a choice.
  10. WindySock
    Do that. They will mess you around for ever unless you keep pushing the complaint.
  11. WindySock
    Complain about the arrears and fees that are due to arrears that should not have existed or been applied? Complain that as the arrears and fees are not valid, then Erudio should have already cancelled the loan. Tell them you will be going to the FOS and reporting to the FCA if they dont sort it.
  12. WindySock
    Some judges will decide the clock starts from default/termination. An example http://www.consumeractiongroup.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?447033-PRA-Group-claimform-old-MBNA-card-debt&p=4776427&viewfull=1#post4776427
  13. WindySock
    There is likely some fault on both sides here. 1st Crud for not recognising that their trace search had thrown up the wrong person with that name, and Callcredit for accepting and making the match or link when something such as the initials are wrong and refusing your dispute. Need to complain to 1st Crud that it is their search that has caused the false link to be created, so you require them to contact Callcredit to tell them this. Make sure it's very clear to them that you have never lived where this person did, and that you cannot be the same person, and that unless they help you will be taking them to the FOS and reporting them to the ICO. Need to complaint to Callcredit that they have allowed a clearly false link to be made, and you dispute their claim that it is a 'proven' link. Require them to remove it or you will be taking them to the FOS or ICO. Giving both a kick up the bside from different directions should give the best change of someone somewhere pulling a finger out to sort it.
  14. WindySock
    Unless you can afford to pay of the arrears, nothing much you can do. Ball in their court. They may issue court proceedings. They may not. Roll of dice. Keep an eye on credit files as well to see if they go ahead on registering the default as the DPA NOT says. As said, have seen some before from these, so saying they can't or won't go ahead and do that is not always true.
  15. WindySock
    Not really, as there are only one of the 2 documents there now. The one above is still missing from that post. Both are below.
  16. WindySock
    AS long as it wasn't terminated and called in in full due to the arrears in the meantime, you could bring it up to date and get it cancelled even after the age you turn 50 date.
  17. WindySock
    Christ. What a mess. While you were deferring the parts of the loans that were not arrears, seems they were happy with that, or at least tolerated it. Now you stopped doing even that for 1-2 years seems they have called them in in full, as they can do. May be a pre-cursor to court papers. May not. Seen them issue some, but not too many considering. Not sure why the DN got deleted. Here it is. Some may have comments on that, and it not on here at present.
  18. WindySock
    No, they haven't. The regulations only mandate the phrasing of the part in capitals. The part that follows where the creditor sets out what action they intend to take can be worded however they want.
  19. WindySock
    Yes, see above. Dunno what dx100uk did to that 1st attatchment, but I still have it here and can see it clearly says the WILL go to court. The part that says MAY is wording required under the The Consumer Credit (Enforcement, Default and Termination Notices) Regulations, so they have to use the MAY in that part to make the notice valid, even if they mean WILL.
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  21. WindySock
    Possible in theory. Unless you can pay the whole 20 months arrears off now, then not much you can do about it either way.
  22. WindySock
    Where some of the loans were still either held by SLC, or by another company such as Erudio or Honours, the SLC continued to administer the deferments for them on behalf of the private companies. Was done like that so deferment outcomes were kept consistent.
  23. WindySock
    No. They were sold on years ago in one of the previous sales of large sections of the student loans book to the private sector.
  24. WindySock
    They is what you would expect. They can terminate the agreements and demand the whole balance back if you don't make up the arrears. They do say "WILL" on the the court action, but whether they do or not is anyone's guess. Link Financial sometimes do go to court though, so you should not rule it out..
  25. WindySock
    Thesis own a portion on the old style loan book now, so they can send out a s87 default notice in their name and register a default with the CRAs just the same as SLC could. I've seen defaults from them on the CRAs, so I know this is not necessarily a 'bluff'.

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