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Don't look upon it as an official penalty it is nothing like that. It is more akin to a begging letter and should be treated accordingly. As stated you are taking it far too seriously. regards1 point
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Hi M&M First the agreement looks as though it has the prescribed terms so not a lot of mileage there. However you may be able to work on these: 1. MIL has received no notifications of assignment either from GE Money to Santander or Santander to CL finance. 2. DN is defective - it should state a specific date 3. It looks as though MIL signed for PPI. Firstly, could she claim on it to meet her liabilities on this debt & secondly, as she is now 75, was it appropriate for her needs at the time eg. what did it cover, was it for unemployment & she was retired? i.e. was it mis-sold & could therefore form a count1 point
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Yet another unenforceable Capone agreement. Send them a letter pointing out that (if this is all they sent) that whilst they have failed to comply fully with your request, from what they have sent the agreement is clearly unenforceable, and therefore the alleged debt is in dispute. Remind them that the OFT Guidance obliges them to cease all collection acivity in these circumstances.1 point
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Found it http://www.consumeractiongroup.co.uk/forum/parking-traffic-offences/242178-opc-parking-help-required.html1 point
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