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ive fell behind with my payments to perfect homes, what should i do??


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Hi everyone i need some advice please,

 

I fell behind with my payments with perfect homes due to personal reasons, i also moved address within this time aswel.

 

I have been a customer with PH since 08 when i 1st got a tv off them which i am still obliged to pay for even though i thought it was for 3 yrs

but last yr i asked when that would b payed off and was advised it was 5 yrs,

 

i cant find my contracts

 

i have also purchased a fridge freezer and oven off them since but ill cut to the chase,

 

they have been to my house now demanding to come into my property but my bf said i dont live here,

 

they have thretened with police and have asked my neighbours if i live here,

they were asking to come in and my bf declined in the end they said well we will do it the hard way then so he said fine.

 

Id like to try and sort this out but i dont think i can afford to pay everything off the ins,

late payment fee, and the normal pay as alone this was 50 pw.

Any help and advice would be appreciated Thanks xx

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You can ask Perfect homes for a copy of the contract - they should still have it in their possession.

 

I am not sure whether you would need to ask under the CCA act which would cost you £1.00 or whether you need to make a full Subject Access Request which would cost you £10.00.

 

Try simply asking for a copy in the first instance and see what happens.

 

They do NOT have the right to enter your home to remove goods.

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Do you have home insurance ? If so, then you do not need to be paying for Perfect Home's cover.

 

You are aware that when you miss a payment that your items are not covered by the PH insurance !

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Hi thankyou for the advice ill ask for a copy and see where i get as i am positive it was over 3 yrs as it was my 1st purchase from them.

 

I wont let them in the property i keep the door locked 24/7 so they wont get in.

 

I dont have home insurance yet im due to go to my bank and get some quotes.

 

because i have missed a few payments and im not covered with their PH ins

 

does that mean that i dont have to pay for the weeks ive missed with them,

 

im also paying for the theft and accidental damage which i have asked to be removed

but i keep getting the same reply of u need ur house ins also that ins needs to cover hire purchase products

 

Thanks happy3385

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Hi thankyou for the advice ill ask for a copy and see where i get as i am positive it was over 3 yrs as it was my 1st purchase from them. I wont let them in the property i keep the door locked 24/7 so they wont get in.

 

I dont have home insurance yet im due to go to my bank and get some quotes.

 

So because i have missed a few payments and im not covered with their PH ins does that mean that i dont have to pay for the weeks ive missed with them, im also paying for the theft and accidental damage which i have asked to be removed but i keep getting the same reply of u need ur house ins also that ins needs to cover hire purchase products

 

Thanks happy3385

 

You wont be covered for the weeks you have missed. I will try and find someone who can explain this company and its dealings better than I can :)

 

Especially in respect of the insurance :)

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No problem.. I am sure the S.O.S. will be responded to soon :)

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opps another sucker i see....

 

you do not need ANY of their insurances

 

get them reclaimed and cancel them

 

its an HP agrement

 

there is nowt in the HP rules that says you must have ANY insurance to take out HP.

 

as for being 'late'

 

they have no right to enter your home

nor do they have any rights to their stuff back.

 

certainly if you've paid more than 1/3rd of any agreement

they most DEF have to get a court order.

 

as for the late fees, reclaim those too.

 

when was your last payment?

 

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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Send them a denial of implied rights of access letter with a fee of £5000,

send one to the company director and one to the head of collections,

also laminate one and put it on your gate,

 

if anyone calls from the company and you get it on video u can take them court for the above amount for trespass,

 

also like citizenb said ask for the original contract but don't ask for it under the CCA ask for it in accordance to the Bills Of Exchange act 1882

and give them 10 days to reply,

also put something like if you haven't provided me with the proof within 10 days then that will constitute to these terms ( its up to u what u want to put but for example )

 

Your acts are fraudulent

 

There is no debt in the first place

 

Any negetive remarks made to credit reference agency's will be removed

 

Them above are just examples but they should get you your copy of CCAs for free and that is if they still have them,

also you can charge them for not providing you with this evidence that you actual owe them anything say for £1000,

and demand this payment aswell if they haven't provided you with the evidence in the given timescale,

at end of day they would of been putting charges to your account and all this has been adding up, so play them at there own game

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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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Send them a denial of implied rights of access letter with a fee of £5000,

send one to the company director and one to the head of collections,

also laminate one and put it on your gate,

 

if anyone calls from the company and you get it on video u can take them court for the above amount for trespass,

 

also like citizenb said ask for the original contract but don't ask for it under the CCA ask for it in accordance to the Bills Of Exchange act 1882

and give them 10 days to reply,

also put something like if you haven't provided me with the proof within 10 days then that will constitute to these terms ( its up to u what u want to put but for example )

 

Your acts are fraudulent

 

There is no debt in the first place

 

Any negetive remarks made to credit reference agency's will be removed

 

Them above are just examples but they should get you your copy of CCAs for free and that is if they still have them,

also you can charge them for not providing you with this evidence that you actual owe them anything say for £1000,

and demand this payment aswell if they haven't provided you with the evidence in the given timescale,

at end of day they would of been putting charges to your account and all this has been adding up, so play them at there own game

 

yea can we leave the FOTL stuff out please

 

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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1: How can BCOBS protect you from your Banks unfair treatment

2: Does your Bank play fair - You can force your Bank to play Fair with you

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my last payment was 11/09/12 well thats my last receipt i can find,

 

ive got the majority of my receipts from 2008 and when i have worked everything out ive paid

£3533.68 for the tv,

£1454.84 for blue ray player which my ex took with him ,

a refurb oven ive paid 196.20 and

fridge freezer £271.80, thats without the ins and suff.

 

Everything apart from the fridge freezer i have paid over 1/3 off

 

I have found my contracts for my oven and fridge freezer just got to get a copy of the blue ray n tv now

 

Also PH havent been today it might be because my bf told them he was going to ask the landlord about my rights as he is a police office

 

 

 

Thanks Clear of Debt ill look into it

 

Thankyou both

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£3533.68 for the tv,

 

For a Television... !!!!

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yep thats the one where i thought it was only for 3 yrs and then got told no its for 5yrs, ive been paying it since april 08

 

my lesson is learned from being young, desperate and not a good saver, think im just going to buy everything out right in the future

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