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That's what I'm thinking - but if I default ( I already have 3 months missing payments), where do I stand? I want to keep the car - I got lucky and got a sweet car!

 

I suppose you could always pay back what you agreed to in the first place

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can i ask for a little advice please. my loan agreement was for 3986 however my balance starts at 4061. so the acceptance fee has been added.

 

the only t&c regarding the acceptance fee i can states -

"in order to ensure as far as possible that you will be able to meet your obligations under the loan, we will review your income and expenses, including any current indebtedness and other outgoings. The acceptance fee will be charged to you by being included in the total advance to cover this credit counselling. If you wish we will also provide you with a medium and long term financial plan."

 

is this a standard term that lets them of adding the acceptance fee to the the balance and then charge interest. It would also appear that they upped the interest by 8% although I can find any documentation in the SAR stating that they give me the 14 days notice.

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I suppose you could always pay back what you agreed to in the first place

 

 

Pity you couldn't tell welcome to pay back the fees and insurances that they got people to sign up to instead of stalling on refunds. Well you can only stall so long welcome.:lol:

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they just cant alter the t&c

it would be breach of contract

even if they gave notice

never seen that clause in any agreement

 

what they are talking about ref credit advice etc is rollocks

a charge for credit can not have interest charged on it

period

 

ill have another look at your agreement

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Pity you could tell welcome to pay back the fees and insurances that they got people to sign up to instead of stalling on refunds. Well you can only stall so long welcome.:lol:

 

I've yet to read a post describing how a welcome employee held a gun to a prospective client's head. Maybe all those who want to rip off welcome should just honour the terms of the contract they voluntarily signed when they went to the company cap in hand. All I've seen on this thread over the last few months is people who went to welcome because they'd borrowed from reputable companies and not honoured the terms of their contract for whatever reason, and so the high street would not touch them again. So when they wanted a new car/some more cash/a new credit card (delete as appropriate) they were forced to go to a company like welcome. With the exception of a few genuine cases, the rest knew what they were getting in to when they approached welcome. They knew they would have to pay through the nose, and it ****es me off that some people are now claiming they shouldn't have to meet the terms of their contract, and the loans they were given should in fact be just free money. Many recent posts have focussed on the apparent demise of Cattles, and suggestions that people should just cancel their direct debits and not pay anybody. It all stinks of double standards, you all knew what you were getting into when you went to welcome, as did I. For the record I took out a small unsecured loan with welcome last year, have never missed a payment, and have never had a threatening phone call or letter. The loan is expensive, but I knew it would be and I am prepared to pay it back. I was under no illusions of what I was getting myself into, and neither should anyone else be. You knew what you were borrowing, you knew what you would have to pay back. Stop moaning and trying to get out if it, face up to your responsibilities and manage your money like an adult. I await a slating.

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I've yet to read a post describing how a welcome employee held a gun to a prospective client's head. Maybe all those who want to rip off welcome should just honour the terms of the contract they voluntarily signed when they went to the company cap in hand. All I've seen on this thread over the last few months is people who went to welcome because they'd borrowed from reputable companies and not honoured the terms of their contract for whatever reason, and so the high street would not touch them again. So when they wanted a new car/some more cash/a new credit card (delete as appropriate) they were forced to go to a company like welcome. With the exception of a few genuine cases, the rest knew what they were getting in to when they approached welcome. They knew they would have to pay through the nose, and it ****es me off that some people are now claiming they shouldn't have to meet the terms of their contract, and the loans they were given should in fact be just free money. Many recent posts have focussed on the apparent demise of Cattles, and suggestions that people should just cancel their direct debits and not pay anybody. It all stinks of double standards, you all knew what you were getting into when you went to welcome, as did I. For the record I took out a small unsecured loan with welcome last year, have never missed a payment, and have never had a threatening phone call or letter. The loan is expensive, but I knew it would be and I am prepared to pay it back. I was under no illusions of what I was getting myself into, and neither should anyone else be. You knew what you were borrowing, you knew what you would have to pay back. Stop moaning and trying to get out if it, face up to your responsibilities and manage your money like an adult. I await a slating.
well, i wont disapoint you and leave you waiting too long for the slating

 

What you say there is classic "youve borrowed it pay it back" nonsense.

 

what about the massive secret commission payments that go on behind the scenes, dont hear you screaming "welcome youve been dishonest you should pay back the secret commissions yove taken from people which inturn inflates the APR for the customer"

 

Quite frankly, these loan companies are NOT whiter than white , they know the Consumer Credit Act requirements, they know that if they fail to comply with the act the agreement automatically becomes unenforceable until the court orders otherwise and they know that in certain cases non compliance leaves them no way to recover their money

 

so i dont see where the consumer can be held at fault here??? or maybe your a welcome share holder whose a wee bit upset at the fact that they have not given a clear and accurate set of accounts??? i dont know but your view really is wide of the mark!!!!

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Ime Not Getting Into A Slanging Match

Seen To Meny Welcome People On This Forum

Be It Welcome Or A Cattles Share Holder

 

Pt Is Correct

 

People Went To Welcome Because Of Less Than Perfect Credit,

They Did Not Expect To Be Ripped Off On The Agreements, Insurance Which Is Worthless

Clandestine Commission Payments To Staff And Outside Companies

 

Before You Slag Of Caggers, Think About The Directors Who Have Been Sacked For Illegal Actions Or

 

fraud

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OMG what a plonker, you are obviously some kind of proper berk arn't you mate...

 

The reason everyone on here is debating whether to pay what they agreed or not is because 80-90% of them are in the process of court action or very close largely because welcome finance has ignored every persons attempt to deal with this amicably outside court.

 

And it seems likely that 80-90% of people who are in the process of court action are going to get shafted on winding up...

 

...every one will stand in line upon winding up and guess who ranks last in pecking order us the consumer...

 

So why would every one keep to their agreements when it is widely acknowledged on the Cattles discussion board that they are stalling every one...

 

So, if welcome want paying then i suggest that they stick to their agreement as in accordance with the consumer credit act...

 

Jamie the mac...you've got a great future ahead of you...i predict great things...tee heee

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I've yet to read a post describing how a welcome employee held a gun to a prospective client's head. Maybe all those who want to rip off welcome should just honour the terms of the contract they voluntarily signed when they went to the company cap in hand. All I've seen on this thread over the last few months is people who went to welcome because they'd borrowed from reputable companies and not honoured the terms of their contract for whatever reason, and so the high street would not touch them again. So when they wanted a new car/some more cash/a new credit card (delete as appropriate) they were forced to go to a company like welcome. With the exception of a few genuine cases, the rest knew what they were getting in to when they approached welcome. They knew they would have to pay through the nose, and it ****es me off that some people are now claiming they shouldn't have to meet the terms of their contract, and the loans they were given should in fact be just free money. Many recent posts have focussed on the apparent demise of Cattles, and suggestions that people should just cancel their direct debits and not pay anybody. It all stinks of double standards, you all knew what you were getting into when you went to welcome, as did I. For the record I took out a small unsecured loan with welcome last year, have never missed a payment, and have never had a threatening phone call or letter. The loan is expensive, but I knew it would be and I am prepared to pay it back. I was under no illusions of what I was getting myself into, and neither should anyone else be. You knew what you were borrowing, you knew what you would have to pay back. Stop moaning and trying to get out if it, face up to your responsibilities and manage your money like an adult. I await a slating.

 

 

Not really mate no...

 

I went to V.T my agreement (never missed a payment) and welcome tell me i owe £1700 for insurances i never knew i had. Here's the best part...

 

The insurances were valued at £1000 apparantly yet after 2 years of paying them off along with my agreement i owe £1700, how can that be fair dummy...

 

I talk to Welcome they dont want to know...

 

So frustrated i come on here, and everyone helps each other out...

 

If Welcome and there little cronies (car dealerships) had thrown straight dice and i could have v.t my agreement which is my legal right then there would be no trouble would they...dummy...

 

Now i'm that angry i will be looking to rescind the contract by virtue of secret commission (illegal) and get all my money back as a result of there under dealings...(legal)

 

Quite a fair proposition wouldn't you say jamie the mac aka THE DUMMY

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Its Obviouse Chester Or Notingham Are Having A Nose

Dont Get Drawn Into A Debate

 

We All Know The Way Welcome Operates And Dont Have To Defend Our Actions

 

We Are The Ones Who Have Been Duped

 

Look At It This Way

 

Ive Forgotten The Last Time Welcome Won In Court Against A Cagger

 

They Will Not Release Details So With Draw

 

If Welcome Are Clean, Why The Cloak And Dagger

 

Lets Do Our Talking In Court

 

got A New Suit Yet Mr P

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It would appear that some of these comments are akin to telling flies that they entered the spiders web with thier many eyes wide open so it must be the flies fault that it gets poisoned decieved wraped up and left to be eaten at leisure and not the spiders fault for setting the trap in the first place?

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Jamiethemac,

I read thru every post you have ever made before I replied to your initial post. You must acknowledge that welcome have be up to no good. Why would 6 directors be sacked and postings forced out? Everyone including shareholders, the current board and auditors acknowledge something serious has been happening at welcome over a long time. I can't wait to hear the full story when it comes out. You will have notice that the media as been restrained in their reporting.

 

Your very lucky that welcome has treated you fairly. What I got of welcome I have paid back and much more as well. I have asked welcome a number of questions over the last 18 months and they have failed to give me a proper answer. It is obvious from their letters that they are intent on delaying complaints and they couldn't even comply with my subject access request in the timeframe set down in law.

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I've yet to read a post describing how a welcome employee held a gun to a prospective client's head. Maybe all those who want to rip off welcome should just honour the terms of the contract they voluntarily signed when they went to the company cap in hand. All I've seen on this thread over the last few months is people who went to welcome because they'd borrowed from reputable companies and not honoured the terms of their contract for whatever reason, and so the high street would not touch them again. So when they wanted a new car/some more cash/a new credit card (delete as appropriate) they were forced to go to a company like welcome. With the exception of a few genuine cases, the rest knew what they were getting in to when they approached welcome. They knew they would have to pay through the nose, and it ****es me off that some people are now claiming they shouldn't have to meet the terms of their contract, and the loans they were given should in fact be just free money. Many recent posts have focussed on the apparent demise of Cattles, and suggestions that people should just cancel their direct debits and not pay anybody. It all stinks of double standards, you all knew what you were getting into when you went to welcome, as did I. For the record I took out a small unsecured loan with welcome last year, have never missed a payment, and have never had a threatening phone call or letter. The loan is expensive, but I knew it would be and I am prepared to pay it back. I was under no illusions of what I was getting myself into, and neither should anyone else be. You knew what you were borrowing, you knew what you would have to pay back. Stop moaning and trying to get out if it, face up to your responsibilities and manage your money like an adult. I await a slating.

 

I am too angry, to reply with a slating to the drivvel you have posted!!:mad:

YOU know nothing about me and my families circumstances surrounding our dealings with welscum!! BUT for the record, while you are away from the thread polishing your do gooder welscum halo....NEVER ASSUME! ALWAYS PRESUME!!:mad:

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ANYBODY WHO NEEDS INFO ON YOUR LEHMANS MORTGAGE

either SPML/PML/LMC/SPPL; the following are DIRECT tel#s,

of the investigating & prosecuting organisations: DONOT say you are from CAG-only directly affected or a concerned citizen.

 

1. Companies House: Kevin Hughes(Compliance Manager-main) @ 02920 380 633

2. CH : Lee Jenkins(prosecuting Amany Attia(MD) for SPML/PML) @ 02920 380 643

3. CH : Mark Youde(accounts compliance) @ 02920 380 955

 

4. Companies Investigation Branch(CIB) : Charlotte Allan @ 0207 596 6108

(part of the Insolvency Service) investigating all the Lehman lenders

 

5. CIB : Jeremy Pilcher('unofficial'-consumer/company lawyer) : @ 0207 637 6231

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File YOUR 'Companies Investigation Branch'- CIB complaint online NOW!!!!

 

http://www.insolvency.gov.uk/complaintformcib.htm

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im thinking the night before the battles begins springs to mind...

 

cattles have until tommorrow 14/7/09 to sort out there 500million shortfall i led to believe...

 

remember these were adults running an adult lending company,who in turn made stupid adult mistakes which led to adults like us pointing out there adult mistakes!!!!

 

please dont tell us to grow up and act like adult...we are ...we do nothing underhand unlike some (welcome) adults we know...

 

cattles have ripped off there customers too long and now they are ripping off rich adult investers (bondholders)

 

they also ripped off over 25 banks which include royal bank of scotland which has been bailed out by non welcome customers..public funds..

 

so in short welcome have felt what the karma feels like

 

'what goes around , comes around'

 

bye bye welcome;-)

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Tomorrow Is The Second Instalment Of The Loan To Bond Holders

The First Had To Be Paid By The 1/07/09 And Be Declared By The 5/07/09

 

For The Record

 

The Total Loss Cattles Are Facing Has Been Reported Close To 1.5 Billion

Not 500 Mill To 7.5 Mill

 

Thats Why The Share Holders Are Being Kept In The Dark

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just a quick laugh for you.....

 

my partner runs an online adult shop selling adult stuff....

 

ive been recieving letters from my local welcome office collections etc

 

my partner has just had an order for adult toys

 

to be delieved to my welcome account manager at welcomes offices

 

lol

 

as i said karma can be a very strange:grin:

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just a quick laugh for you.....

 

my partner runs an online adult shop selling adult stuff....

 

ive been recieving letters from my local welcome office collections etc

 

my partner has just had an order for adult toys

 

to be delieved to my welcome account manager at welcomes offices

 

lol

 

as i said karma can be a very strange:grin:

 

LMAO:lol::lol::lol:

Are you going to deliver them in person Zaidey...its got to be worth a laugh just to see the look on their faces:lol::lol::lol:

cattles skint.. look on acct managers face...priceless:lol::lol:

ANYBODY WHO NEEDS INFO ON YOUR LEHMANS MORTGAGE

either SPML/PML/LMC/SPPL; the following are DIRECT tel#s,

of the investigating & prosecuting organisations: DONOT say you are from CAG-only directly affected or a concerned citizen.

 

1. Companies House: Kevin Hughes(Compliance Manager-main) @ 02920 380 633

2. CH : Lee Jenkins(prosecuting Amany Attia(MD) for SPML/PML) @ 02920 380 643

3. CH : Mark Youde(accounts compliance) @ 02920 380 955

 

4. Companies Investigation Branch(CIB) : Charlotte Allan @ 0207 596 6108

(part of the Insolvency Service) investigating all the Lehman lenders

 

5. CIB : Jeremy Pilcher('unofficial'-consumer/company lawyer) : @ 0207 637 6231

__________________

File YOUR 'Companies Investigation Branch'- CIB complaint online NOW!!!!

 

http://www.insolvency.gov.uk/complaintformcib.htm

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As I Said Before

Cattles Are Running Scared As It Dos Not Have In Place Funds To Meet These Claims Ref Ppi Misselling

Rbs Is Well Aware Of This

I Informed Them

And The Seriouse Fraud Squad

Fos

Fsa

National Financial Journalist

 

All I Can Say Is We Are Gagged At The Moment

 

Sub Jud

 

People Will Be Held Accountable

Past And Present

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just a quick laugh for you.....

 

my partner runs an online adult shop selling adult stuff....

 

ive been recieving letters from my local welcome office collections etc

 

my partner has just had an order for adult toys

 

to be delieved to my welcome account manager at welcomes offices

 

lol

 

as i said karma can be a very strange:grin:

:eek:...blimey the Welcome "Closing down" Party is gonna be good :p

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