Crapquest CCA request.

[johnsi7]

After sending a CCA request to Crapquest they sent me a letter saying they needed a signed request in order to comply with my request. I came on here and was given a template letter advising them that there was no legal requirement for me to sign a request. I have received a letter from them this morning advising me that the account is now closed with them and all correspondance should be forwarded to the original creditor. Problem is, it was sent recorded delivery and I signed for it! They now have a copy of my signature. Have I dropped a major clanger!

 

Someone please tell me I`ve nothing to worry about.

 

 

Thanks in advance. I`ve had some great help so far.

[silverfox1961]

The cheeky beggars!

I don't think you will have too much to worry about. Have you seen the quality of the signatures obtained by Royal Mail and put on their website. If they did use that signature (Unlikely IMO) you would spot it a mile off.

Your letter would have the serial number on it. Why not go online and have a look at your signature

[johnsi7]

The letter from them only arrived this morning. So haven`t been able to look at it. Problem is how can I prove that any signed agrrement(with this mornings signature on it) has this mornings signature on it?

[PGH7447]

Not sure but I think the signing of a recorded item is for the post office use only and does not go back to the sender

 

I have sent stuff recorded and never seen anything back from the recipient

[johnsi7]

The Royal Mail web site allows you to trace a recorded delivery and shows you a copy of the signature that you can print a copy of. I have done just that myself when sending letters recorded delivery.

[silverfox1961]

Did you sign on paper or on one of their silly machines? Every time I have signed on one of the machines, it looks awful, bits missing as it requires constant pressure to achieve a full siggy.

[johnsi7]

On a bit of paper!

[silverfox1961]

Oh well. Once they get back to the office they should scan the signature into their computer and put it on the website and possibly enlarge it for clarity. Any scan would look odd anyway so I don't think there is too much to worry about.

[Tingy]

I concur with all the above. I don't think you've made a clanger. I'd forget about it!