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well you see the thing is that document could have come from anywhere here on CAG their filing cabinet then all they do it type your details in....no they wouldn't do that would they.... its supposed to come from the original creditor, and a correct return typically does have a tick box with your typed name by it and the IP address used and the time of it etc etc. sadly cabot are masters and have alot of filing cabinets..... lots of claimform threads here on cat debts is the address the correct one for time of sign up? dx
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OK got access to the SLC portal and there is absolutely nothing there for the 1996 loan that Shoosmiths are dealing with, only a subsequent loan I took out in 2002. What does that mean, if anything? -
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By jazztheman · Posted
My son is in his 30's and he is very gullible. The letter from his bank states " that they have contacted the retailer's bank and they believe the transaction to be yours. If you do not recognise this payment contact the retailer as they will be able to provide you with a more detailed information. Should you be able to provide further evidence to support that the transaction was neither made nor authorised by you, please contact us." The bank also provided the delivery address and the name of the retailer. How do you provide further evidence to support a transaction that was not authorised by you when the account was hacked through scammers? -
So they have to basically provide full proof that I checked a box in agreement to validate that CCA? And at the minute it's basically just a piece of paper with my name and (old} address on it? Is it worth putting in another IA a little nearer the time demanding this again? Stating that? Giving them enough time to legally comply, but not too much time?
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