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Local authority, serious data breach!!!
rrfcfan replied to rrfcfan's topic in Data Protection and Default Issues
I have given the chief exec 20 days to respond. Received a letter this morning from him saying he is investigating the matter. -
Local authority, serious data breach!!!
rrfcfan replied to rrfcfan's topic in Data Protection and Default Issues
LA will not want this to go to ICO, they have been slapped twice already and have made undertakings in the past. I have written to the chief executive and have explained he has 20 days to respond before I forward the matter and his response to the ICO. -
Local authority, serious data breach!!!
rrfcfan replied to rrfcfan's topic in Data Protection and Default Issues
A repayment proposal for rent arrears was made over the phone in the 1st week of June. I received a call from a friend a week later, saying that a letter addressed to myself was found in correspondence at his relatives address. Both letters were sent from the same office, however two separate addressed letters (including mine) we sent to one premises (my friends relative). Of course alarm bells rang immediately after picking up letter, as personal details and banking mandate details were included. -
Local authority, serious data breach!!!
rrfcfan posted a topic in Data Protection and Default Issues
Local Authority has sent personal and banking mandate details to 3rd party without my consent. I approached the local office when the breach was discovered and received an apology from the manager. I have subsequently sent a letter to the chief executive asking for an explanation. My wife suffers from a mental health condition and the recent data breach has increased her symptoms. I am considering asking for compensation due to the distress it has caused us. Do I seek this through the local authorities or ICO? -
I purchased, just before Xmas a 2nd hand Clio (52 plate) for my daughter. The seller was a 'friend of a friend' and I was informed that the MOT had just expired and 'the car will fly through the next M.O.T.' The seller did not want to take the car to the M.O.T before the sale and wanted cash upfront. After paying for the car, I took the car into a MOT centre the next day and was given the bad news that the car was unfit for the road and I should not have purchased it. There was a long detailed descriptions of the faults on the report (2 pages). I returned the car to the seller returning all documents, (I never filled in the registration documents) and demanded refund as the car was not as described. It was also brought to my attention that the car's registration documents were not in the sellers name so no 'good title' of the vehicle. I understand that the private sale route does not hold well for the buyer, but I am sure I have a reasonable case for a refund. Shall I go about sending a LBA?
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Spoke with Solicitors dealing with my affairs, and they replied they can not help as these loans were made after I was sequestrated. As I am liable for these debts I should be offering a repayment amount for each loan. What is my next step? Do I simply contact each PDL by email with a 3 - 6 month repayment plan whilst freezing interest and charges? I have created a simple excel spreadsheet with all income and expenditure and has calculated how much I can afford to repay. Current lenders, PDE £200, Lending Stream (x2) £400, WDA £362, CapFin1 £380. I have already contacted my employer to arrange for my salary to be paid to a different account. I am quite happy to repay these loans , but with what I can afford.
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Hello, I was sequestrated less than a year now, however I needed to take a payday loan to pay for new bedroom furniture and kitchen appliances (they all broke within a week of each other). I have now got myself in the downward payday debt spiral. I have currently 3 payday loans with different companies and now finding it hard to make ends meet. Do I contact the solicitors that are managing my affairs regarding these payday loans or write to each Payday loan with a repayment amount? I am unsure what will become of this. Any advice will be most appreciated.
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Wow ! That was quick! AIB received my wife's application on the Friday and was subquently sequestrated one week later. My wife is now feeling a lot better as the escalating debt problems was affecting her health and well being. My application will be sent next week. I can't believe how effecient the whole process is. Thanks again for all your help.
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My wife and I were discharged from bankruptcy in England 13 years. Since then we have moved to Scotland, and once again, we have got ourselves in financial difficulty. I have visited a number of websites dealing with debt, and bankruptcy seems the only viable option. There are 6 creditors with a total amount of £15000 between ourselves. As we were discharged bankrupt in England 13 years ago, can we become bankrupt in Scotland?
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Overpayment of wages - can they ask for it back??
rrfcfan replied to rrfcfan's topic in Employment and minimum wage problems
Thanks again. My employer has already made provisions to recover the overpayment of commissions from my Salary next week. Am I in a position to negotiate a repayment plan??