Boss of Lloyds TSB

[wilko1]

I've had over 70 phone calls from Lloyds, despite telling them every time to only contact me in writing. I've exchanged letters about the calls with their complaints dept and received an offer of a free gift by way of an apology. The calls still continue. I’m thinking of writing to the overall boss of Lloyds and my MP about the calls. Question is who is the boss and where do I write to.

Thanks

[maroondevo52]

Hi, wilko.

 

Not sure if you've seen this thread, might help.

 

http://www.consumeractiongroup.co.uk/forum/debt-collection-industry/99376-telephone-harassment-action-plan.html

 

Regards.

 

Scott.

[wilko1]

I might be clutching at straws but if the date on the DN is 19/3/09 a Thursday, if you allow 2 working days for service Friday and Monday, that takes it to Tuesday 24th, 14 days from then is 6/4/09. They say in the DN, you must pay by 6/4/09, is this the same as saying , you must pay before 6/4/09. Taking the dates and the service into account is the DN defective, also is it defective in any other way?

Any and all comments welcome

 

Lloyds DN 1 picture by keithw44 - Photobucket

[GamekeeperToPoacher]

Hi Wilko,

 

Did you keep the envelope? The 2 days for service is assuming that they used first class post - otherwise it is 4 days.

 

Also there should be 14 clear days

 

GK

[I've got no money]

If its' first class post and posted on the 19th - you do need the original envelope

 

Posted 19th

Served 21st

14 days after service so 14 days from, and including, the 22nd is the 4th of April.

 

If posted by second class post it would be the 6th of April

 

I think in terms of the time allowed its' valid. I haven't checked it for other technicalities

[wilko1]

If a firm posted a letter using UK Mail on a Thursday when would it be expected to be delivered?

[Guest Old_andrew2018]

First or second class, did they post it on Thursday morning, afternoon, or evening.

[cerberusalert]

http://www.postoffice.co.uk/portal/po/jump1;jsessionid=BWSUNZOI3UJ3GFB2IGVFGAQUHRA0WQ2K?catId=19100176&mediaId=19100177

[wilko1]

I've just received a letter from a DCA that says, our client, lloyds TSB have informed us that they do not have the original credit agreement.

 

What should I put in my "well bog-off then letter".

[Seminole]

Use the debt in dispute letter in this site's Library.

[postggj]

Scan That Letter Into Your Pc For When The Next Dca Contact You

 

This Account Will Prob Be Flogged On

 

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