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ok well next time never use email esp when entering into what seems like pointless letter tennis on your behalf.?when you had no real need to reply to them in any manner or form. it only encourages them you are a mug and gives them a free way to intimidate and harass you by email. get some kind of records from saas/slc on what they believe is your current status as they do still do the Adminmost of these loans . -
ignore ...yes its not a letter of claim from a solicitor with their client being the Uni. until/if you get one of those pop back here. no-one can add anything to any debt ...so can't increase it. nothing to do with 'credit' but yes ofcourse you can request and they will have to produce all paperwork inc how they dealt with your dispute if the time comes and they move to court. redwood or harwood are good names to put in our search top right in the red banner.
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Apologies I hadn't seen that uploads need to be in PDF. I have received the attached letter from STA which I assume is a standard letter as I've never spoken to them on the phone. I'm not sure what they mean by 're-commence recovery action'? Do I just continue to ignore them? I have been in contact with the Uni who insist I need to pay the fees as I left the course after the first three weeks. They have not provided any evidence/documents that I signed an agreement to pay the fees or that I acknowledged that fees would be due if the course was left early. They referred me to their website which undoubtedly has changed since I was there. I appreciate I shouldn't reply to STA however I'm not sure how to proceed with this overall. I've read the claim form page and I'm not clear if I can request a copy of a credit agreement from the Uni as I'm not sure if its standard for a University to have required a credit agreement to be signed? I'm not really clear what happens next and at what point I need to act. I've read about lots of different cases (fee related and non fee related) but can't find information on a case that is similar to mine. Do I wait until the Uni begins a formal action? I am concerned as I don't want the amount to increase from the already significant amount they are demanding. Many thanks for any help you can offer. staletter.pdf
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