Ok thanks for the advice 

Sorry we had a conference call regarding this numbers were not given only that they were redeploying staff across both outpatient departments 

Ok thanks to be fair I'm happy in my outpatients dept

At the moment I'm working at the main hospital in A&E as outpatients as all closed due to covid ( volunteered) 

I would imagine that if staff are to be deployed to us and we are fully staffed then some of us will be moved on 

For me I wouldn't see moving from a diverse department where you are constantly learning new skills to moving to a ward being a good career progression for myself 

It was more a question I was asking regarding redeployment and getting my facts right if it comes to it 

As with the nhs at the moment it's all very chaotic 

Yes I'm in a union and my contract has no mention of temp redeployment 

Its basically ..job title healthcare assistant 

Location valley outpatients department then the town it's in 

I've been employed there for 7 years I was solely recruited for that role I wasnt transferred there from a different department 

It's not a temporary move due to covid it would be permanent 

Thank you 

On my NHS contract as a HCA in outpatients it has my place of work being outpatients and the location ( town that its located )

The nearby outpatients in the larger town nearby is being closed and the trust we work for wants to redeploy staff 

Some from the closed one will come to us and some of us will be sent to the bigger site to work on wards 

My question is if my contract specifies a particular job role and specific location can they just redeploy me against my will 

Ok thanks will ignore and see what happens 

Yes they are 

Just received a letter from dryden Fairfax regarding this Santander account ( never did receive statement of account) 

to get in touch to discuss payment 

As we've already seen the paperwork which is enforceable 

Should we contact them or ignore until we get a PAP paperwork 

Thanks 

Received a letter from capital one about my credit card saying I need to make bigger payments or they will suspend my card 

I have paid the minimum amount every month for years without fail 

I've maintained the account properly and am no where near the credit limit 

I need to pay an extra £ 300 on top of my normal monthly payments to reduce the outstanding balance 

Can anyone advice if my card is suspended will it effect my credit 

I've not spent on it for at least two years on it due to the high interest so I'm not bothered about not being able to spend on it just the impact it may have on my credit file 

She can stand outside all night if she wants it's all on CCTV and its freezing outside 

Just wondered if there allowed to knock while I'm watching I'm a celebrity 

Resolvecall  visited this afternoon  I saw it on my camera 

Are there any guidelines about home visits such as frequency of visits times they cannot visit for example in the evenings weekends 

Thanks 

Yes it does maybe that's why they offered 50% and 60% discounts I would think it dates back to about 2000/ 01 

Another just ignore I take 

I have cameras at home which record so I'll see them if they come calling 

Ok sorry it says solution finance on the letter but it was originally a littlewoods account 

Solutions finance credit card 

Yep sorry it's a solutions finance card account 

They seem to be playing pass the debts around to each other which can make it confusing 

I need to sit down dig all the letters out of the box I put them in and file them for each separate debt 

I have CCA this debt originally I think it was about 2 years ago 

Next store card 

Ok thanks from experience would you say they are bluffing or are they likely to visit 

Letter from capquest who took over from national collections of £960 debt 

As mentioned above they offered a 50% reduction then a 60% reduction 

The latest letter from them says if they dont hear from us by Oct 31st they will arrange a home visit from  resolvecare without further notice 

 A :Should I just ignore it 

B : Send a CCA request ( which has been done previously) 

what's the likelihood of them attending my property and if they do what is the best cause of action 

Thanks 

This persistent debt payment that you have to pay is there not an option to not pay it and continue paying at the agreed interest payment 

I'm sure vanquish gave me the option if I couldn't afford the higher payments 

Luckily I was able to balance transfer to a 0% card and bin vanquish it's the high interest rate that's the problem with these cards not persistent debt 

On 13/07/2019 at 15:29, behind the vertical said:

Thank you. I've been looking into the asking them to freeze the debt. I had no idea they are obliged to do this.

 

I will have a look at the templates

On 27/12/2018 at 12:01, Simon1959 said:

Wescot are offering a discount on the Santander debt if we ring them to discuss it

Robinson way are now claiming to be the agent for this debt 

Am I correct in thinking that if the debt is sold on I should recieve a letter of assignment from the original creditor 

And  I assume it's a standard type letter with notice of assignment on it rather than any old letter 

Letter from pra in reply to my CCA request  

They in there words have enclosed requested documents 

Which is laughable to say the least they have sent a statement of what they say I owed when they bought the debt and what I owe now on a  PRA  headed statement 

No paperwork from MBNA 

Sounds like custers last stand for PRA