Mckenzie Hall and HSBC debt - now 1st dredit

[dx100uk]

but the debt is showing?

 

whose the owner now?

 

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[RLSTINE]

I looked on the trustonline site, as I dont own a bank account I dont seem able to use the cra's. Nothing shows up.

[dx100uk]

nicked this from someone ...not sure who though...

 

 

citizenB has just replied to a thread you have subscribed to entitled - Help! - Natwest have instructed capquest - large debt - in the Debt Collection Industry forum of The Consumer Forums.

This thread is located at:

http://www.consumeractiongroup.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?t=330724&goto=newpost

Here is the message that has just been posted:

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not all the creditors/dcas report to ALL of the CRAs.. so to obtain a full check, you really need to contact the 3 main players.

 

Company Secretary

Equifax Limited

Capital House

25 Chapel Street

London

NW1 5DS

 

 

Company Secretary

CallCredit Limited

1, Park Lane,

LEEDS

West Yorkshire

LS3 1EP

 

Company Secretary

Experian Limited

Talbot House

Talbot Street

Nottingham

NG80 1TH

 

You can either complete the forms online or send a letter (below) with a £2.00 postal order.

 

---Quote---

All of the three Credit reference agencies offer a paper version and they only cost £2

 

Noddle (who are part of CallCredit) off free online credit reports but as they are the smallest of the threee, they may not have all the info

 

Experian paper app.

http://www.experian.co.uk/downloads/consumer/cfa.pdf

 

Call credit

http://www.callcredit.co.uk/media/53...itfile-app.pdf

 

Equifax

http://www.equifax.co.uk/Products/cr..._file_0310.pdf

 

Send with a £2 postal order.

 

You can use Experians online free trial. just make sure you cancel before the trial runs out

 

Address

 

Company Secretary

CallCredit Limited

1, Park Lane,

LEEDS

West Yorkshire

LS3 1EP

 

Dear Sir or Madam,

*Limited Data Subject Access Request

s9(2) The Data Protection Act 1998*

I hereby request a copy of my Statutory Credit Report, served under s9(2) of The Data Protection Act 1998.

I enclose the Statutory Fee of £2 paid via Postal Order, number: 123456.

For the purposes of confirming my identity, I can confirm the following details:

*My full name*:

*My Maiden Name: *

*My Date of Birth*:

*My current Address*:

 

I have lived at the above address for XX years.

 

I note that under s7(3) of the above Act, a data controller is not obliged to comply with a request under this section unless he is supplied with such information as he may reasonably require in order to satisfy himself as to the identity of the person making the request and to locate the information which that person seeks.

However, I feel the above information identifies me sufficiently to discharge your obligations to establish my identity before posting my Credit Report.

I am aware that you have 7 Working Days to post the Credit Report to me, commencing the day after this s9(2) Statutory Request has been delivered to your Company.

*This letter must not be regarded as granting your Company any Data Consent*.

Yours faithfully,

*Enclosures:

*1 x Statutory £2.00 Fee via Postal Order Number: 123456

*Notes*:this letter is being sent via Royal Mail Special Delivery service

---End Quote---

there is also

www.checkmyfile.com

....ends

 

 

 

 

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[RLSTINE]

The debt ipbelings to 1st credit apparently, first time I have heard of them.

[dx100uk]

pass the parcel phishing trip

 

ignore

 

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[noddy997]

Check for any CCJ's against you at the Registry Trust.

 

If you made a proper request for documentation then sending as load of old statements is not conclusive prrof at all. MHall - who have parted company with their founder by the way so expect them to change their name quite soon - will know this and won't take the extreme action of launching a legal action knowing they will be savaged by even the most liberal of judges if they enter a courtroom with this dross.

 

Do they have to go through a procedure to put ccj on you? am thinking hsbc might have put one on me as well as the default

[dx100uk]

www.trustonline.org.uk

 

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