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  1. Hi I was wondering if anyone can offer some advice. My partner took out a Northern Rock loan at the end of 2005 for £25,000, with agreed payment of around £37400 over 120 months. As an aside it just shows how badly NR were engaged in unethical lending as she was only on £11k a year at the time. She made 39 of those payments totalling just under £12200, and additionally she made around £470 in over payments to a grand total of £12670. After being diagnosed with a long term illness, she lost her job and then found it difficult to repay the loan. She organised token payments beginning April 2009, and paid an additional £50 before the debt was written off at just under £24700 at the end of November the same year. She continued to make token payments until the end of July 2013 at which point she could no longer afford to do so, so she stopped. The debt appears to have been sold on to Cabot in October of the same year (2013) for just under £1400 according to the full transaction statement they have returned, but there is no Notice Of Assignment documentation. She started receiving letters from Cabot in June 2018, and she wrote asking for a copy of her CCA. They have complied within the time limit with a full copy (doesn't appear to be reconstituted), including full transaction statements, and they are threatening CCJ action unless payment for the outstanding balance of the loan is made under agreed terms. Like mentioned however, there was no Notice Of Assignment documentation to say how the debt was transferred to them. My partner is very stressed by all this (especially due to the nature of her illness) as she has a very limited income from part time work (being unable to work full time), and I pay the rent and all bills so my money is stretched also. By the way, no debts appear on her credit file, so we are worried that Cabot can also mess with that now. Anyway, does anyone have advice on next steps to take? My partner is looking into a (Debt Relief Order) DRO as a possible solution. Does anyone have experience with these? Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.
  2. Hi, hoping someone can help me. I'm trying to get a copy of the EICR that was carried out on my rented property last month. I am aware that as a lowly tenant I don't have a right to be in the know about this stuff, but don't see why I can't have access to a copy. I've tried emailing 3 different departments of my estate agents, only the first [local branch] replied saying they don't have access to it. Is there some kind of phrase to get them to take me seriously? I'm rubbish at the technical aspects and they keep brushing aside concerns I have.
  3. Hi there, I have not been here for a while but would much appreciate if anyone has an answer to my question? One of my colleague is renting a flat from a private landlord through landlord's own estate agency. The landlord requested a copy of his flat key... Question: Is it normal that landlord would ask a copy of the key?? My colleague would not be in favour of given any copy of any key as he is worried about it. My colleague asked his landlord before moving in the flat, that he does not want anyone to walk into the flat without anyone being at home.... He lived in the flat for a few years... Many thanks, dd
  4. i didnt even know this place existed till today and i came here for another reason a hour later of reading, i am hoping ppl can give me some advice .. i owe a debit which has been bought by lowell now they have been calling of and off for weeks but i have ignored the phone and i had had several letters, wanting payment the amount i owe is £3679 its a littlewoods credit card debt that i fell behind on and finally defaulted through no income. now the thing is it doesnt say littlewoods on the lowell letters it says barclaycard who do own littlewoods card.. but i was told numerous times by barclaycard that they was two diff companies and also by mercers debt agency who was originally dealing with the debt on behalf of littlewoods, that it wasnt a barclaycard and barclays was just the parent company .. i dont kniow what to do about this as at present i claim contribution JSA and in a 20 days time wont even have that so my personal income will be nil.. the littlewoods debt is mine not my wifes and as such she wont be paying it. i was making token payments now and then to mercers they said it wasnt a official payment plan as i was paying 5-10 per month but would stop interest etc on the account then they informed me that the 7 month limit had been reached which i didnt know about and as no official payment plan was in place it would be sent back to littlewoods for a formal demand which littlewoods did.. and then sold the debt to lowells i assume like i said been told littlewoods isnt barclaycard but is owned by barclays and lowell say the debt is for barclaycard sorry if that is as confusing as hell its been a nightmare for months just trying to ignore it as is no way i can pay and if i am declared bankrupt i would lose my license to work i have been told (sia license)
  5. Hi all, I hope your well. Just a quick question please. I am a tenant in North London and the Landlord stopped using the estate agent in 2015, two years after we moved in. I now require a copy of the original tenancy agreement but the estste agent say as they are no longer managing the property, the records are no longer in the office and I would need approach the LL. The LL also says no. I thought the estate agents are required by law to store securly personal information belonging to a customer for a certain period of time, or is that not the case? Any help will most appreciated , Thank you
  6. Hi everyone. I hope your all ok �� So last Saturday I rung up HSBC to order some copy statements for Closed Current Account 2004-2015 and Cash ISA 2010-2017... She told me there will be a charge (Didn't tell me what the charge was) and it will take up to 40 days for the statements to arrive but will more likely be 5-7 days and can only order from 2007 I accepted the charge and gave her the account details of an account I wanted charged... On Monday rung again as not been charged yet, another lady said it's free as you don't have HSBC current account and you will get staments in 5 days. On Wednesday I Recived 2 A4 envelopes with a bundle of paper and cover letter. They were online printouts of transactions of all my accounts Curent account 2005-2015 Cash ISA 2011-2017' like they print for you in branch' the envelopes were badly damaged/sealed... So rang the bank/went to branch today Told them what happened and Ordered duplicate statements July 2011-2015 and all of Cash ISA will ring tomz to order rest as can only order 50 statements a day' hopefully they will be like the ones u get in the post and will take up to 5 days So why did I get online printouts like you get in branch instead of duplicate statements which I asked for? Or will I get 2 sets of Dupliacte Statements? Why did the lady say 40 days for statements to be delivered?
  7. Hi Guys, Need your advice on this unusual problem. Sorry story is a bit long. I’ll spilt it by bullet point to make it easier to read: 1. 23 Dec 2016 – went to the store made small purchase requested £50 cashback. Was deep in my thoughts. Felt a bit awkward at the end of interaction with cashier who started behaving strangely by completely ignoring me and started chatting with colleague. After packing few purchased items I was waiting patiently not realising what for. Felt as something did not finish - no eye contact from cashier, no thanks / goodbye. I’ve felt a bit strange and waited for much longer that socially acceptable in such situation and then left the store without exchanging a word with cashier. 2. Few day later realised I did not had my cash. As I was not out of the house since visiting store I could not have spent it or lost somewhere. 3. Waited for store to open again and went to speak with manager on 27 Dec 16 to ask them for my cashback and checking CCTV to confirm it was not given. Duty manager said he cannot view CCTV but checked till for that day and there was no extra cash in the till. He also found small receipt with my signature that confirms I’ve received cash. Signature seemed to be mine but I do not remember signing it nor receiving cash. 4. I’ve got my receipt with cashback on it. I am guessing I was asked to sign small slip confirming I was given cash and then was given my store receipt. That triggered me into thinking I got what I needed and made to forget about my cash by cashier starting to completely ignoring me. 5. I’ve spoken to customer services and same manger again who were pointing at each other saying I need to request CCTV footage and pay for it and that only store manager / area manager can view CCTV. 6. 6 Jan 16 spoke to customer services who then spoke to store manager who then checked till records again stating no extra cash was reported on that day. 7. Managed to speak to store manager in person on 6 Jan 16. Did not get much was just fobbed off making it sound it was my fault and I should have checked cash in store and they conducted their investigation. This person was quite elusive did not wanted to talk. Said nothing I can do. Both managers felt a bit arrogant almost as if they were saying good luck with that! If you know what I mean. 8. 6 Jan 16 stated electronic communication with customer services sending all above information via web form. Starting message with I am making formal request for CCTV footage under Data Protection Act 1998 confirming I am happy to pay for it. Providing all relevant details timing till number etc. 9. 18 Jan 17 sent them all above information in registered letter. 10. Did not get any response for around 10 calendar days and called them again to chase up for reply. 11. Received reply on evening of 20 Jan 17 (Friday) stating they passed for investigation to area manager. Provided instructions for requesting CCTV and how payment should be made. Advised that I need to contact police if I felt there was theft. 12. 20 Jan 17 I replied via e-mail and asked to place hold on the footage to ensure it is not overwritten as I’ve read somewhere that their retention period is 30 days. 13. 21 Jan 17 (Saturday) send request for footage as per their instructions. 14. 26 Jan 17 received letter stating request is outside of system storage capacity. 15. Chased them up for finial outcome of area manager investigation knowing what they will say. 16. 16 Feb 2016 Received response stating CCTV has now been overwritten they conducted till review and no extra cash was found. Nothing else they can do and I can contact the police. My view on that is that they ignored my initial request under Data protection act sent to them on 6 Jan 17. Purposely delayed providing instruction for requesting footage and timed it so that I have 0% chances of making it successfully and that it reaches them before 30 days retention period to cover up for their employees. I’ve seem to exhausted my option to get this resolved with the company and looking for advice on taking this further. I feel up to taking them to small court claiming for postage, petrol cost for number of trips inconvenience and original cashback. Just wanted to get your views on chance for success and some help with small court procedures if will be going that way. Thanks for reading!
  8. I am trying to do the same. Has anyone got a copy of a QQ agreement aso I can't find mine and I wanted to see the terms. Thanks
  9. Hi, I've recently had a letter from robinson way, offering to close my account and to record partially satisfied. Ideally I'd like the default completely removed. I'd like to know if this is even possible, or is it a waste of my time trying to negotiate this with them? Thanks!
  10. Hi all, Just looking for a bit of advice, I had 2 loans with Mbna in 2006 After contacting them they said I had no ppi on the accounts. Recently while tidying through paperwork I found the customer copies of the agreements stating an insurance advance on both loans would this be ppi ? also the customer copies of the agreements have no signatures or x's on them would these still be vaild as proof. Many thanks Leighb4
  11. I asked for a copy of a CCA agreement from Drysdens / Max Recovery recently. A letter dated March 2016 stated that they were unable to fulfill my request. A letter today from Drysden attached a "copy of the credit agreement conditions". It has none of my details on, nor my signature. The letter says " our client considers the debt due and owing" What do I do now?
  12. Hi, It's been a while, but I'm back in hope for some advice for my mum. My mum purchased a washing machine form John Lewis 2 years ago, with an offer of 2 yrs Warranty provided by John Lewis, and another 3 years provided by Siemens. She contacted Siemens (as she had to) specifically requesting a printed copy of the extended warranty. She reluctantly provided them with my email (as she was bullied by person on the phone), but specifically stated she wanted a copy in the post. Needless to say a copy was sent by email, which was I was not able to open, so she called again and re-requested a postal copy. Whislt on the phone the operator pretended she was actually printing it from her desk (whilst my mum was on hold for many minutes on a help line, costing her money unessarily). The girl assured mum it was I also placed into the out postal tray, there and then! Mum mum didn't complain about this inappropriate behaviour, she just wanted a copy of the warranty. Needless to say, it never arrived, and it was duly forgotten an extende warranty was not provided. Roll on one year (last year), and I helped mum write a letter to Siemens chasing this warrantee. No reply, and once again it was forgotten about. Roll on to a month ago, a sales pitch arrived from John Lewis attempting to sell an extended waranty! So I helped mum write 2 formal complain letters to both John Lewis & Siemens. We asked john lewis to assist in contacting Siemens to get a copy of the warranty. No reply from Siemens, but basically john lewis have fobbed her off. They claim Siemens will not talk with them, (data protection!) advised my mum to contact Siemens (clearly they didn't read the complaints letter which provided full history of the attempts made), and completely dismissed any responsibility of helping provide a copy of this warranty. The letter also advised my mum to print it out from the email - she's in her 70's and specifically requested a postal version as she is not a silver surfer. I knew john lewis customer service had gone downhill, but I was not expecting such a dismissive response. My questions for help are in relation to how much responsibility have john lewis to assist in providing the warranty. Mum purchased the machine from them as it was part of the sale. Whilst I understand it is provided by Siemens, ( and all relevant information was provided as required) I believe as the retailer should john lewis help us a little more? Many thanks Me_too I forgot, all calls were recorded too, but seem irrelevant if Siemens do not respond.
  13. I have recently send the CCA letter to NEW DAY and had a reply from them saying Unfortunately we are unable to send you a copy of Agreement I owe them £665 and i would like to settle with them by offering £200 Please any advise or sugestion
  14. Hi i am disputing a copy of a loan agreement i have asked for from major bank Its a very shoddy copy and some of the type set has changed and also looks like been copied over. I was just wondering what legally is passed as a exceptable copy , as there is no loan number and there are no terms and conditions The bank say the have ful filled their duty with CCA section 77 Just wondered if there are any other avenues i can go along as i disagree with certain parts of the agreement. As feel the agreement is not a genuine copy many thanks
  15. Ladies and gentlemen, could I ask you a favour? Over in CAG's Benefits Forum, we have a person who is trying to make a claim for Housing Benefit but is meeting resistance from his or her landlord/letting agent in terms of obtaining a copy of the lease. I'm reluctant to actually move the thread, because it is primarily about benefits so it seems more appropriate to leave it where it is. Nonetheless, it seems to me that the poster should be entitled to some sort of written confirmation of their tenancy and the rent due, and the agency seems reluctant to supply the original documents. If anyone has time, could you drop in on this thread and see if you can make any sense of it? It would be most helpful.
  16. Hi I have recently asked to leave work two hours early for a forthcoming hospital appointment. I have agreed to make the time up and explained when I will be doing this. However, my line manager has asked for a copy of the hospital letter. I have worked there for two years and I have never requested time off for a hospital appointment before. I have had the occasional Doctor's appointment and I have always made the time up for these. While I understand the employer needs to manage absences, I do feel there is a lack of trust and, due to the personal nature of the appointment, I do not wish to disclose this information. One option would be to provide a copy of the letter with the personal details blanked out, but my line manager says she needs to know the nature of the appointment in case it is a recurring issue. I feel this is an invasion of privacy. I have checked the company handbook and all it says is that where possible appointments must be made outside of work time, and if they are in work time the company reserves the right to deduct the time from sick leave. I should add that if I do disclose this personal information, I don't have any confidence in my manager keeping it confidential. When people call in sick she tells the team why they were sick rather than just saying that person won't be in that day due to illness. Any thoughts on where I stand? Any advice gratefully appreciated. R
  17. Back in October 2013 I wrote Lowell and requested a copy of a credit agreement before I agreed to set up a payment plan, I sent the required postal order £1 fee They wrote to me twice in October and once in November telling me they had put my account on hold as they were still trying to a copy of my credit agreement. It is now February 2014 and I have not heard from them, do I write to them and see if they have found it ? Do I leave it and wait until they contact me ? Can I say because it has gone past the 12 days and they have not found my agreement can they write of my debt ?
  18. here is a full copy of the paperwork they are sending out more to follow. dx siteteam
  19. Hi folks, recently received a letter from m4rlin Financial Services confirming they had supplied me with a "true copy" of my CCA request. The wording of the letter is such "We can confirm that under the Consumer Credit Regulations of 1983, as permitted by these regulations, the copy of the agreement that was provided was a "true" copy reproducing the original terms and format of your agreement, but omitting signature boxes and signatures, as a matter of law the documents we provided previously constitue a "true copy" of the executed agreement along with the supplied terms and codition. We have provide the documents required by law, and therefore do not consider there to be a dispute of the debt and request you contact us to arrange payment. My previous letters stated the account was in dispute and would remain so until they supplied a copy of the original paperwork. What has actually been sent is a copy/paste of the current T&Cs Am i correct in saying they MUST supply a "True copy" of the original application? What respone, if any do i send back to them? I had considered the text below I note that you have replied to the above by sending your companies current Terms and conditions. I must inform you that this is not sufficient to comply with the request and that your company is still in default under the act. To clarify, just sending the Terms and Conditions is a breach of the Act and Regulations as, apart from the information that the Regulations provide that you may exclude, the copy must be a “true copy” of the agreement. This breach of the agreement can be demonstrated as follows; as you will know section 180(1) (b) authorises, “the omission from a copy of certain material from the original, or the inclusion of certain material in condensed form.” This refers to statutory instruments made under the heading Copies of document regulations and in this care in particular to SI 1983/1557. Before leaving section 180 there are two other sections that should be remembered these are: Section 2(2) (a) A duty imposed by any provision of this Act (except section 35) to supply a copy of any document is not satisfied unless the copy supplied is in the prescribed form and conforms to the prescribed requirements; And more importantly Section 2(b) A duty imposed by any provision of this Act (except section 35) to supply a copy of any document is not infringed by the omission of any material, or its inclusion in condensed form, if that is authorised by regulations. You will see that this quite clearly states that whilst certain items may be left out of the copy document the rest of the document must be in the form and contain all items as prescribed by the regulations. Turning to the regulations regarding what may be omitted from these copies these are contained with SI 1983/1557. The regulations state: (2) There may be omitted from any such copy- (a) any information included in an executed agreement, security instrument or other document relating to the debtor, hirer or surety or included for the use of the creditor or owner only which is not required to be included therein by the Act or any Regulations there under as to the form and content of the document of which it is a copy; (b) any signature box, signature or date of signature (other than, in the case of a copy of a cancellable executed agreement delivered to the debtor under section 63(1) of the Act, the date of signature by the debtor of an agreement to which section 68(b) of the Act applies); It is quite clear what can be omitted from the copy document, this again asserts that all other details of the agreement should presented in form and content as required by the regulations. The requirements of the Agreement regulations 1983/1553 are very explicit in describing the form and content of an agreement and this as I have demonstrated also applies to the copy of any such agreement with the above mentioned proviso. Nowhere within these regulations does it state that part of the agreement can be presented on a separate document headed terms and conditions. It does state that all terms and conditions should be within the agreement document and is explicit of the form in which it is presented. I hope this explains why your reply was unacceptable I await a True copy of my agreement and would remind you again that whilst the request has not been complied with the default continues. In either case, please confirm that you have, in your possession, a credit agreement that is in all ways fully compliant with the Consumer Credit at 1974, as amended, and the subsequent regulations made there under. For the avoidance of doubt, if you are in possession of such a document, but are unable to supply me with a true copy of it, please outline your reasons why you are unable to supply it to me in your reply. Further more, I respectfully request that you provide me by return a copy of the credit agreement which bears my signature. I require this as I have reason to believe that there may be discrepancies within the agreement which may leave it improperly executed. Obviously if the agreement is improperly executed I would be entitled to ask the Court to consider the agreement and make a declaration of the rights of parties to the agreement. (s.142 (1) Consumer Credit Act 1974) I must stress this part of my request is NOT made pursuant to section 78 Consumer Credit Act 1974 but is made pursuant to the Civil Procedure Rules ( Pre action protocols and Part 31.16) and therefore an unsigned copy will not suffice, only a copy of the original contract in its unaltered form will suffice in these circumstances Please confirm if you still hold a copy of my signed agreement and that you will provide me with this document. I do not view this as an unreasonable request given that by supplying the document which I have asked for it will allow me to assess if my case has merit and will help to resolve matters possibly without the need to involve the court and will undoubtedly save costs on both sides I look forward to your reply and would ask for a response by XXX
  20. Hi, I have had a response from Lloyds - they have sent me a reconstituded copy of the CCA. It does not contain a signature, although I believe it doesn't have to contain a signature in order for it to be enforceable. It's for credit card and it has my husband's name and address on it but nothing else. No credit limit on it. That was document 1. Document 2 was entitled 'Your Lloyds TSB Credit Card terms and conditions. Applicable from 26th November 2011' The account was defaulted on in 2004. They have given a statement of the account in another, separate letter stating the balance, credit limit,current monthly interest rates, arrears and further payments to be made. They state they have sent us a copy of the Signed document - but it is not signed. My husband owes them £896 - we have previously offered £330 as a F&F settlement which they have refused. I'm not sure if we can do much more - they insist that this is a legally enforceable debt. What next? Any help would be appreciated. Roar.
  21. Hi everyone, I would appreciate some help. I received a threatening letter from Capquest recently which I duly responded with an SAR. My suspicions are with the copy of the CCA that they have sent through. It has all account transactions info from 2007 but there is a "received" stamp on the front that is dated 2004?? the copy does have my signature in the relevant box, albeit very faint, but it has not been dated by me which is something I would not do. It seems to me that there is something fishy with this. can anyone give me advice on how to tackle this or if something similar has happend to you. Many thanks, SJP37
  22. Good Evening, I sent a CCA request to Natwest in January in regards to a loan I took out in 2005. I was under the impression that the loan was initially for 5,000 and being very young and silly I couldn't cope so ended up going through a DMP and paying monthly payments until Jan of this year. However, when I closed my DMP they sent me a statement saying that I still owed Natwest almost £9000. Natwest have played their usual games so far, demanding a supply a signature etc and eventually providing me with a "true copy" which states that the loan was for 10,000, my address spelt completely incorrectly and my signature was nowhere to be seen. I have since put the account in dispute but they have passed the debt on to Westcott and are claiming they have complied with the CCA request as they don't need to provide a signed copy???? Can anybody help with my next steps? Thanks in advance
  23. Could someone who is experienced in these matters please give me some advice. I recently got my credit file as I am going to be applying for a mortgage towards the end of the year. There was a default registered against me by JD Williams for about £200.00. I actually know what this was for, even thought it was a long time ago, it was an order that I had placed prior to going working away for the summer which was delayed and then I went away. I informed the company but they had a nasty habit (despite me telling them I had no secure place) of throwing my parcels into my neighbours garden (literally!) which is what I thought happened here. So to cut a long story short I refused to pay for goods that I hadn't received, I think it was one item of a pair of shoes, and pretty much forgot all about it. I never paid the account because frankly I thought I was in the right. I have investigated since finding out about the default and I think the order in dispute was about £80.00 and the rest is made up of charges. There was never any default notice in my post so I wrote to them recently and asked them for a copy of it. They have replied saying "we have not issued a default notice as defined under Section 88 of the Consumer Credit Act 1974 in respect of this account. Any defaults, which we file with credit reference agencies are filed in accordance with guidance issued by the Information Commissioner's Office. The term "default" on credit reference files is used to refer to the situation when the relationship between lender and borrower has broken down". I don't know how to answer this. Is there anything I can do or am I stuck with this default on my credit file now? The letter they sent me was quite aggressive and they sent me a "true copy" of my unsigned credit agreement. I didn't actually ask for this but they must be so used to being asked for them! I don't dispute I opened an account with them but I really do feel this default is unfair. If they don't serve a person with a notice how can they register it with the credit agencies? If anyone has got any advice, I would be very grateful. I just hope there is something I can do, but I'm a bit (well a lot!) out of my depth here! Thank you.
  24. Hi everyone, A few months a go I received a letter from Lowell regarding an old Barclays Loan which I defaulted on in 2006 and paid for a few years before having severe financial hardship and was unable to pay. They sold the debt on to a dca and I sent a CCA request which they could not resolve. That was a few years ago. Then a few months ago I received a new letter from lowell asking for payment. Again I sent the initial cca request and followed up with the 2nd letter. They have now come back to me and said that after liasing with Barclays Bank an effort to obtain the document they have been advised that they are no longer available due to the length of time sinse the account was opened. They say they are untertaking an investigation into the account which will remain on hold until an outcome is reached and during this time I will not receive any further correspondence. my question is what does this mean. Last time I requested a CCA the DCA just responded saying that the document could not be found and the debt had been passed back to Barclays. Why this time have they placed it on hold? Or will they just pass back in a few months? What do you think will be there next move? I'm pretty certain that no CCA will ever be found..will they take action without one? Any help would be appreciated. Thanks Mark
  25. Hello, Folks Haven't been on here for a while but I am currently getting letters from Wescot about an alleged debt with Bank of Scotland (Credit Card). I asked them for a copy of the original signed agreement and confirmation that they are authorised to collect any alleged debt and they have written back saying. "Having contacted our client they have requested that you contact them direct..... Please enclose a £1.00 fee" So what do I do? My instinct is to ignore them or to say they have still not provided me with evidence that they are authorised to do this - anyone could demand money and claim to be acting on behalf of someone else - and say that until Bank of Scotland contact ME directly I will not consider that I've received any communication from them. Does this sound reasonable and within the Law - anyone? Thanks
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