Can a credit card default be removed

[Consumer dude]

Can a credit card default be removed without having to wait the six years and is there any reason why a creditor does not apply for a CCJ if they are so sure an individual own's the money. Many thanks.

[dx100uk]

ppi/unlawful charges/unen paperwork?

 

fear of counter claim?

 

we really need more info on the situation regarding the default to be able to comment properly

but

if you COULD prove the default was SOLELY down to unlawful charges

and they got refunded

then there have been instances whereby the default can then be demanded to be removed and have been

 

dx

[cletus1]

There is only one way to get the default removed and that is to get the bank/credit company to agree to remove it!

 

Speak to them and offer to pay the balance or a large amount of it if they agree to remove the default, all they are interested in is their cash, you will have to give them a good reason why you failed to pay them in the first place … wife/husband run off with the milkman lost you job Ect.

 

If they agree tell them you will pay them on receipt of a letter confirming what they agreed

 

But as in the above post if the default is the result of disputed charges then this puts a different spin on it

The reason most creditors don’t apply for a CCJ is the cost and not the liability of the individual …

Edited November 6, 2011 by cletus1

[Consumer dude]

The latest on this is a request for an itimised statemnt and how they arrive at the balance. All they keep sending is the amount of interest but not how it has been worked out and they show charges but not how that has been worked out. They threaten applying for a county court judgement but if an SAR has been sent, are they likely to apply for that judgement while unanswered questions remain ? Many thanks for any assistance..

This was posted on the wrong thread. Could someone transfer it to the thread 'When does a loan becone stature barred' Many thanks.

Edited November 10, 2011 by Consumer dude
wrong thread

[cletus1]

Well in reality nothing will stop them applying for a summons, however this would need to be backed up with the paperwork you have asked for, the court would not accept an end figure, they would need to prove that you this sum.

 

When did you submit the SAR request, did you send it recorded delivery and have they acknowledged receipt?

[citizenB]

Thread moved to Data Protection and Default Issues

[liquidauctions]

You have the upper hand when the debt is paid as banks do not have the right to process your data once the account has closed and the relationship has ended. When you open your account it states in the terms about the bank sharing information with a credit reference agency, You are basically allowing the bank to let them pass your account details to the CRA's and once the account is closed the document is terminated.