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    • OK thanks, I noted them down when I checked the report - 3 have already expired, although if I'm adding the 14 days on then it'll be another week or so for those. The others are; end of July (so into August is that right?), end of August (these two are the big ones) and a couple of grand on Shop Direct at the end of November but seeing as this furthest one is Lowell and they have already missed those first 3 then I feel pretty safe with that one. Are these DN dates on the credit report that dates I should be looking at +14 days when their anniversaries come up this year as the time when I can be sure the debts are SB?  I won't be rushing to send the SB letters anyway until the final one has passed and I can just do them in one fell swoop.
    • pdf's merged and properly named. thread title updated. word fine replaced by charge in post one....they are not fines mere speculative invoices. just type no need to keep hitting quote.   dx  
    • Nice work dx, much what I thought and glad to have it confirmed by the expert. Radio silence remains my game plan, I have been resident in Scotland since birth and although I had moved a couple of years prior to defaulting, all addresses were updated and I am confident all begging letters are coming to my current home address. I appreciate the info that they probably wouldn't get a claim in by Aug anyway - I think I'll hunt out my big box of badness in the next few days just to see if I can find any default notice letters so I can pin down some dates to satisfy my semi-OCD. Much obliged, and unlike some others i will look to update in the future as I certainly intend to send them the SB letter as I like to pull the chains of these types of cretins! Of course i'll be back to confirm the correct procedure if I get any "proper" legal letters other than the usual Overdales toilet paper type of scare tactic.  
    • statute barring in Scotland is 5yrs from last payment/use date or date of default Notice + 14 days, whichever is the later. dont confuse that with the 6yrs debts show on credit files (DN's 6th bday regardless to payment or not). they'd never get a claim raised by august in 99% of cases . as long all these debts were taken out whilst resident in scotland and you have not moved since taking them out but failed to inform the original creditor before the debt sale....... then stay radio silent until sb date is reached. then if you wish send our scottish sb letter. just remember unlike E&W in scotland debts are extinguished, dead , gone , parrot. once SB'd dx  
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I have a current packaged bank account complaint and can confirm the FOS's poor practises.

 

Important info in my case was drip fed to the FOS from the bank without my disclosure.

The FOS caseworker would ring me sometimes 5 days later than agreed.

The caseworker would then ambush me on the phone about information I knew nothing about, hardly good advocacy at any level.

 

The They could not even read a bank statement correctly which led to sleepless nights because the FOS caseworker attributed a 11k withdrawal to the wrong company making me believe fraud had occurred, that is until many weeks later once I got sight of the bank statements I requested from the FSO and realised the FSO caseworker's school boy error.

 

Even when I demanded the case be dealt with by another caseworker due to incompetence this was ignored and a decision railroaded.

 

 

Now I have a legitimate claim for harassment against the caseworker for refusing to hand the case over and for continuing to ring me trying to harass me with questions about information not prior disclosed to me.

 

I held a senior management post at The Home Office for over 23 years so I am used to dealing with casework and policy matters at all levels. I believe I am well qualified therefore to categorically state what a complete mess and state of denial the FOS is in.

 

Until MP's experience this poor level of service I seriously doubt things will change for the better.

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Hi Honeybee, not sure if anyone has experienced using the independent assessor set up to consider complaints about the level of service of the FOS, although this appointment seems in house. Thought I'd share my current experience of the FOS with others.

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Until MP's experience this poor level of service I seriously doubt things will change for the better.

 

Absolutely.

I've recently contacted my MP about FOS bias issues,

basing decisions on (the bank's/businesse's) hearsay evidence,

not sharing evidence relied upon,

not giving me adequate opportunity submit all documents,

lack of updates from the adjudicator,

not respecting my communication needs amongst other things.

 

You can use the writetothem website to find out your MP, then send email/letter from within that site:

 

https://www.writetothem.com/

 

Or use theyworkforyou website. Can write to your MP from there also:

 

https://www.theyworkforyou.com/mp/

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UPDATE: Well I have some surprises for everyone reading this thread. I contacted Caroline Wayman Chief Ombudsman about my concerns about how my case was being handled. The Ombudsman Team leader looked into it and decided there were mistakes made and offered an apology. The case was looked at again in accordance with procedures and the original decision overturned in my favour against Barclays Bank. In this instance justice prevails. My thanks to CAG for providing an important platform and to everyone offering advice on this thread

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Makes you think how many people have complaints rejected simply because adjudicators have sided with financial services companies, based on reliance on what they have been told, rather than obtaining full information.

 

Well done for pursing when many would have given up. :whoo:

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Well done Robbie...I have amended your thread title to reflect the outcome.

 

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