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  1. Hi and Welcome Standard HELP pack below - don't worry Complaints OFT&TS via http://www.consumerdirect.gov.uk/contact MOJ via http://www.justice.gov.uk/contactus.htm Local MP via http://www.writetothem.com/ OFT Guidance link This helps when drafting a letter to OFT http://www.consumeractiongroup.co.uk/forum/content.php?416-The-OFT-Debt-collection-guidance Receipt of e-consumerview report complaints Link to a CAG thread on experian and complaining, there is a sample letter in there http://www.consumeractiongroup.co.uk...ment&highlight= Harassment Letter To stop those
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  2. skybluechic............Hi.........regret a bank account/overdraft is not covered by CCA 1974,therefore your assumption that the account might be in dispute is not valid...Silverfox has covered the default situation and what to do.................Question what is the dispute with the bank account///????????..................FS
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  3. Poking a sleeping dog comes to mind. Doing a SAR may just remind them your friends debt is still outstanding. If there are charges that could help reduce the debt then fair do's. The only way I have heard to remove the default is to take the creditor to court and that's no cake walk either. As I see it, all BC would have to do is get an 'expert' witness to say that they would never offer credit without the signature-even though they cannot prove that with your friend. It's the balance of probabilities again. I think it's back to sleeping dogs-don't poke em!
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  4. i think that is really crass to expect YOU to send it to the 'approved centre' at your own expense. ideally what you 'should' of done was get the report & then take it into the shop. again comumer law is used to 'fleece' the consumer here. they shold have done that! THEIR problem to send it away IMHO. anyhow, i can now seewhere you are coming from. might be the only route
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  5. re:The defendant has written to the claimant asking for further information namely the following: The dates of the alleged purchases. the dates of the alleged deliveries. Accounting documentation to substantiate the amount claimed as owed. Contractual proof that these goods were ever ordered by the defendant from the claimant. Proof that these goods were ever delivered by the claimant to the defendant. so we can assume that the defendant will be able to produce copies incl postage of this letter. also i,ve never heard of a case being thrown out on. A letter be drafted for the MOJ complaining about and illustrating the ab
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  6. I suggest the following course of action: A new and more specific CPR letter be sent to BC (can be templated for all the other BC/Phoenix sold and delivered claims out there. A holding defence be submitted to the Court as having a defence lodged changes legalities and liabilities for BC in the likely event they discontinue. costs etc. A letter be drafted for the MOJ complaining about and illustrating the abject contempt shown the County Court system by this company who are trying to push an american funded luxembourg based companies business through the UK small claims courts, tax writedowns assignments there are many implications to
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  7. We have a guy from Vodaphone who gives great help and advice on here, his name is Lee, so I am going to ask a Mod to put you in touch with him. Getting 'stroppy' is fine in some cases, but in your case I really think if you could 'sort this out' with Lees' help this would be the way to go. To stall Crappy until you can get advice from Lee, you could send a short version of the prove it letter, and this will have the effect of making them produce the required paperwork from Vodaphone. Very easy for me to say 'don't worry', but try not to stress too much. If you can come to an Agreement for regular payments with Vodaphone this
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  8. Lee has helped numerous people with mobile phone (Voda) problems, if only there were more companies willing to get on board with CAG then half of these problems wouldn't exist, or wouldn't be so long in the tooth! I say companies, NOT DCA's.......James!
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  9. Jed Users with green names, such as Lee, are authorised by CAG admin as company reps who can (and do) help CAGgers to resolve issues with their companies. PS: fixed the spelling in the thread title for you.
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  10. I actually started to switch accounts before the letter came, and set up a SO to pay off the direct debit. Then the letter came so I wrote back and told them I don't agree. I sent 5 letters before the charges actually started, by which time we'd gone, cancelled the SO and maxxed out the OD. Overdrafts are covered by the CCA as it's a rolling credit agreement, and works in exactly the same way as a credit card. There was a court case that determined that. Coutts vs Sebestyen, as mentioned here http://www.consumeractiongroup.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?31515-CCAs-and-overdrafts They sent the first request back saying there isn't
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  11. Good on you for wanting to make a stand for someone else - so many would have just ignored it. Thankfully not all staff I have had to deal with are like that, but I've come across a few and the ones that are drag the rest of them down, and generally make difficult situations worse for people who are claiming. It's totally unacceptable, and complaints do need to be made, otherwise nothing ever changes. DWP customer Charter Darrah Singh is the CEO for Jobcentreplus The email address for Caxton house is: ministers@dwp.gsi.gov.uk the ministers are here
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  12. I often read the posts on CAG but have never bothered to respond or contribute to any until i read this rubbish ! In case you wonder, i dont work for CCCS or any other advice provider but i know a few families who have benefited from charities like these. I have a friend who used to volunteer at the CAB and she explained how this DMP works. Apparently CAB are unable to offer this service. CCCS can not offer DMP where you are unable to pay more than £5 off each debt. This is because they dont charge whingers like you, they ask the people you owe money to, to contribute towards their costs. The credit industry wont pay if the payment is l
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