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I am really surprised that no one else has picked up on this.

 

Arrow Global Guernsey Ltd

Registered Office: Flat 5, 241 Dickenson Road, Manchester, M13 0YW

Director Mohammad Afzal-6 September 2012

 

This is a flat in a run-down house in a down rent part of Manchester.

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http://www.arrowglobal.co.uk

"Arrow Global has 3.8 million customer accounts and £7 billion under management"

Our team

 

Following the buyout in January 2009, Arrow Global is now owned jointly by the RBS Special Opportunities Fund and management.

 

Sir George Mathewson - Chairman

 

Tom Drury - Chief Executive Officer

 

Zachary Lewy - Founder and Executive Director

 

Andrew Birkwood - Chief Investment Officer

 

Stewart Hamilton - General Counsel and Company Secretary

 

Georgina Hayes - Director of Systems and Compliance

 

Ruth Kellett - Head of Implementation

 

Ian Madej - Commercial Director

 

Colin McMahon - Head of Performance Management

 

Robert Memmott - Chief Financial Officer

 

Antony Rudkin - Head of Analytics

 

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This does not make sense

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12 Booth Street Manchester

Registered Office is in London I know for sure, just going to find it.

 

20-22 Bedford Row

London WC1

 

Parent is based in Guernsey.

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People seem to be missing the point.

Arrow Global Guernsey Ltd Registered Office:

Is a flat in a run-down house in a down rent part of Manchester.

 

What has this got to do with a £7 Billion company :???::???::???:

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People seem to be missing the point.

Arrow Global Guernsey Ltd Registered Office:

Is a flat in a run-down house in a down rent part of Manchester.

 

What has this got to do with a £7 Billion company :???::???::???:

See my post 10# addresses from mail have on file!!

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So what about

Arrow Global Guernsey Ltd

Registered Office: Flat 5, 241 Dickenson Road, Manchester, M13 0YW

Director Mohammad Afzal-6 September 2012

 

There is no mention of a registered office in London according to Companies House.

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As I said a the top of the thread

I received an NoA from Arrow Global Guernsey Ltd

Registered Office

La Plaiderie House,

La Plaiderie,

St Peter Port, Guernsey.

GY1 1WG

A company incorporated in Guernsey (No 49547)

 

http://www.guernseyregistry.com/article/4928/November-2011

09/11/11 Arrow Global Debt No.4 Limited 49545 Changed to: Arrow Global Guernsey Management Limited 23/11/11

Searching on "49547" found approximately 0 results - Page 1 of 1

Searching on "La Plaiderie House" found approximately 0 results - Page 1 of 1

 

So according to Guernsey Registry

Arrow Global Guernsey Ltd does not exist.

Company No 49547 does not exist.

No company has registered offices at La Plaiderie House

 

Tons of stuff for Arrow Global .... at Bedford Row but no legal tie in to Arrow Global Guernsey Ltd

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AG Guernsey is a Debt Purchase Company and uses the UK company to deal with UK debt as they are entitled to do.

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There does not need to be any 'tie up'' between Guernsey and the UK separate Ltd. Company, the Guernsey debt purchaser assigns account to the UK Ltd Company.

All this will get you nowhere I'm afraid.

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AG Guernsey is a Debt Purchase Company and uses the UK company to deal with UK debt as they are entitled to do.

 

 

See above they are NOT registered. the information on their headed note paper is untrue

 

UPDATE

 

There appears to be a glitch in the Guernsey Companies registry web system

 

If one checks by http://www.guernseyregistry.com/ nothing is found.

 

However, if one uses https://www.greg.gg/webCompSearch.aspx everything is foun and is OK.

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There does not need to be any 'tie up'' between Guernsey and the UK separate Ltd. Company, the Guernsey debt purchaser assigns account to the UK Ltd Company.

All this will get you nowhere I'm afraid.

 

The NoA came from the Guernsey 'company'. Nothing from the UK company just from a bunch of DCAs.

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Arrow Global Receivables Management Ltd

Reg. No.0587256

Incorporated 13/07/2006

20-22 Bedford Row

London WC1 4JS

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Might i ask a question for clarification on this for my own research from informed members

 

If an account has been assigned, say to a company called xyz recoveries based in Timbuktu from Barclays as an example. I take it that debt has been assigned under LOP Act 1925

 

Now xyz recoveries assigns the rights and duties to xyz international registered in London, now xyz international is a totally different company to xyz recoveries, under what statutory or international law can the assignment of those writes and duties be valid. The assignemt cannot be subject to UK law as the assignment was made in Timbuktu

 

I really do not know the answer to this question so will be interesting if anyone can give a logical concise answer without hearsay or malice

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the Guernsey debt purchaser assigns account to the UK Ltd Company.

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I have had no notification of this and the DCAs, say they are working on behalf of Arrow Global Guernsey Ltd NOT the UK company

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Assignment may not mean sale, debts can be assigned to be managed or collected by a 3rd party at any time and anywhere.

Debt is a ''commodity'' an asset of a debt purchaser to do with as they please, if they were selling bulk quantities of any commodity

it is no different.

Often we see debts assigned to a UK company from European Companies and certainly it happens the other way to.

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I have been in contact with Manchester trading standards and found the following information.

 

Arrow Global Guernsey Ltd, UK Company No 08200522

Registered Office: Flat 5, 241 Dickenson Road, Manchester, M13 0YW

Director Mohammad Afzal-6 September 2012

 

Is NOTHING to do with

Arrow Global Guernsey Ltd, Guernsey Company No 49547

La Plaiderie House,

La Plaiderie,

St Peter Port, Guernsey.

GY1 1WG

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From http://www2.crw.gov.uk/pr/default.aspx CCA Licence details

 

Application / Licence Details

 

 

 

Licence Number:0622921

Licence Status:Current

 

Current Applicant / Licensee:

 

Business NameCompany Registration Number Arrow Global Guernsey Limited49547

 

Categories:

 

Consumer credit Credit brokerage Debt administration Debt collecting

 

Right To Canvass Off Trade Premises:Yes

 

 

Trading Name(s) (Current):

 

Arrow Arrow Global

 

Issued Date: 24-Nov-2008

Date Maintenance Payment Due: 23-Nov-2013

 

 

Legal Formation:

 

Body Corporate (incorporated outside UK)

 

Authorised To Receive Documents:

 

Name Matthew Cole

 

Current Individuals that run the organisation:

 

NamePosition David John Sullivan Mark Helyar Wayne Bulpitt

 

Nature of Business:

 

Other

 

Current Address(es):

 

Address TypeAddress Accept Notices/DocumentsBelvedere, 12, Booth Street, Manchester, M2 4AW Principal Place Of BusinessLa Plaiderie Chambers, La Bcaiberie, St. Peter Port, GUERNSEY, GY1 1NG, United Kingdom Registered OfficeLa Plaiderie Chambers, La Plaiderie, St. Peter Port, GUERNSEY, GY1 1WG, United Kingdom

 

Historic Address(es):

 

Address TypeAddress Principal Place Of BusinessLa Plaiderie Chambers, La Plaiderie, St. Peter Port, GUERNSEY, GY1 1WG, United Kingdom

 

I have therefore written to

Matthew Cole

Belvedere,

12 Booth Street,

Manchester,

M2 4AW

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Might i ask a question for clarification on this for my own research from informed members

 

If an account has been assigned, say to a company called xyz recoveries based in Timbuktu from Barclays as an example. I take it that debt has been assigned under LOP Act 1925

 

Now xyz recoveries assigns the rights and duties to xyz international registered in London, now xyz international is a totally different company to xyz recoveries, under what statutory or international law can the assignment of those writes and duties be valid. The assignemt cannot be subject to UK law as the assignment was made in Timbuktu

 

I really do not know the answer to this question so will be interesting if anyone can give a logical concise answer without hearsay or malice

 

 

 

Choice of law?

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In general such an assignment would not be absolute, some organisations that I deal with assign a UK debt collector to manage accounts in the UK.

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  • 2 weeks later...

ive just got a correspondence from them, saying the registered name of Wescot spv ltd is changing to arrow global. im unaware of any debt with wescot if im honest, then its mentioning moorcroft further down as to who to direct payment too!"

very confused!

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Yes this has happened Wescot are now part of Arrow Global they have appointed Moorcroft to ''manage'' a lot of accounts.

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  • 5 months later...

Many moons ago - long before I knew of CAG

 

I was trying to negotiate with a DCA and wrote the following

 

" I am still preparied to negotiate with you and offer the same repayment rate offered by Mr X of XYZ Plc in his letter of last year,

that being £70 per month."

 

The original offer was made by the original credit card company and sent in August 2008,

the fragment above was sent in May 2009.

 

If it does then is the SB date reset to May 2015 or does it remain May 2014, 6 years from when the CC company defaulted the debt

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