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    • Replying to above  this was on the day that two store detectives approached me and my friend and took us into the back room and spoke to us when they explained they have been watching
    • as my learned friend above...and.. sadly because just like DCA's and initially yourself in this case, you believed they have some magical powers ...they DON'T. 85% of people blindly pay DCA's cause they know no better and think they are BAILIFFS. only the RETAILER can ever do court and none have done this on a silly member of joe public that did something stupid since the infamous 2012 Oxford case on retail loss. BAILIFFS can only ever be involved after you've been to court and lost a CCJ, fat chance re above... and anyway, no BAILIFF has any right of forced entry anyway on consumer debts even with a judgement so......... stop panicking and thinking everything that doesn't apply.. forget about them but p'haps a confidential GP visit might be a very good move... what slightly concerns me more here is:  who are 'them' that told you they'd reviewed a week of CCTV and come up with several shoplifting instances over that time amounting to the above? have you directly contacted or had contact from Sainsbury's? and know they HAVE done this? or is this DWF willy waving and they tricked you into  admitting several previous successful thefts... this is not the norm...  dx      
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    • DWF can't do anything as they act for a client. In this case, Sainsbury's. Sainsbury's could take you to court and ATTEMPT to get a CCJ but it's unlikely. They had no interest in dealing with you at the time. All DWF can do is send out pointless threatograms. They'll threaten to divert an Iranian drone to your house if you don't pay. However, they can't attempt to get a CCJ against you. IGNORE THEM. It's more important now to understand why you were allegedly shoplifting, and you should speak with your GP and try and get yourself signposted to the support that's available.
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Entered into an arrangment with Sainsburys in March to repay my arrears ontop of my contractual payments. The arrangment was to pay £143 on the 16th of each month starting in April. April's payment consisted of £123 taken on the 16th then an futher £20 taken a few days later, and it seems they have done the same again even tho i have told them this is not as per our agreement, so where do i stand as if i had payed them in the manner they have taken money i would have inccured charges for late payment and been in breech of this agrement and no doubt they would be chasing me for the full amount, so can i claim they are in breech of the agreement?

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not really worth thearguement

 

i assume you are ofcourse reclaiming all these charges.

 

dx

please don't hit Quote...just type we know what we said earlier..

DCA's view debtors as suckers, marks and mugs

NO DCA has ANY legal powers whatsoever on ANY debt no matter what it's Type

and they

are NOT and can NEVER  be BAILIFFS. even if a debt has been to court..

If everyone stopped blindly paying DCA's Tomorrow, their industry would collapse overnight... 

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lol how did i guess somebody would mention the charges. Dont matter seems one rule for large companies and one for the rest of us, feel like throwing the towel in now fed up of fighting them.

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I have had two formal complaints with them already resulting in them having to compensate me, the second one involved the FSA who where investigating when this agreement was set up. No its not a big deal in itself its just the principal of the matter that if i had not paid the set amount on the set date then i would be in breech on the agreement and they would have been charging me. I might just send them yet another letter of complaint and see what happens. I was paying the arrears by SO but they asked me to cancel it so they could take the whole amount at the same time then they prompty just do as they please. Ive had 8 months of dealing with their incompetence and its just yet another example of them doing as they please.

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I understand your feelings. However, they have your bank account details so they wil most likely continue to take what they please when they please. Unless you change your bank account and DON'T give them the details I don't see how you can stop this from happening unfortunatey. :-( x

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Yet another problem with Sainsburys bank. After entering into a repayement agreement with them which i have to renew every two months, the first two months as i mentioned above they failed to take the correct amount on the correct day according to the agreement they set up, after getting yet more letters from Albion claiming none payment despite payments being made my DD i again complained to Sainsburys who gave me £50 compensation and refunded all the interest as i had been told no interest would be added once the account when to their recoveries team which i believe is Albion so dont understand why they are sending me letters as Sainsburys are claiming it is not with their recoveries team But this month they have taken £123 contractual payments towards the main loan but they have failed to take the £20 towards the arrears, so my question is where do i stand now, is this something else i have to let them get away with or can i know claim they are in breech of the agreement and tell them where to stick their arrears?

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Now is the time for formal complaints to Sainsbury about the administration of account

and to the OFT for the same thing.

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I have had so many "formal complaints" with them its unreal, they have just been investiaged by the FSA and still are unable to manage this account correctly. So is it possible to take this complaint higher then their so called "customer relations"? Will the OFT act as when ive approached them before on a different matter they refuse to intervene and point me in the direction of trading standards. So fed up having to deal with this month after month its depressing,

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The only way for you I think is to address your complaint to the top ie the CEO of Sainsburys Bank

mark the letter private & confidential,you can get all the details on line of who and where to send it.

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