Unenforceable Credit Agreements

NickX

I believe the theory is that it is CCAs (Consumer Credit Agreements) issued prior to April 2007 that could possibly be deemed unenforceable.

Whitey_McFlighty

Many thanks, I wasn't expecting a grammar lesson (or is that gramma?) but an added bonus!

A company has carried out a free assessment & my case has come up as 'A' which I understand means I'm in with a shout. The figures I quoted were for the ongoing action (sorry if I misled you (or, mislead?), spelling not my strong point either!))

Many thanks for the threads & advice

An appreciative
Whitey McFlighty

NickX

http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=1400177

EDIT : Sorry nzseries1, notice you have linked this one aswell, didn't look closely enough.

nzseries1

Sorry, I couldn't resist the grammar lesson! :-)
If you do go ahead with this, please ensure you post back and let us know, whether it's good or bad. But I hope you'll read the threads linked to above, so you have all the facts first.

orangetrader

good luck with it. I would still shop around, the % of debt written off charged sounds a bit steep - some companies do not charge this. Be interested to hear how it goes.

_Andy_

These threads are so boring.

Robert_Sterling_3

nzseries1 wrote: »

I'd like to start with my opinion... "you're" means you are.
The word you want here is "your", meaning belonging to you.

I am often tempted to correct spelling/grammar.
I often manage to resist temptation.

e.g.s

I wanted them to borrow me some money.
Has anyone got any advise.
I would advice you not to do it.
Can I lend your pen?


Perhaps we should have a thread in the MSE arms about it.

pdel61

Robert_Sterling wrote: »

I am often tempted to correct spelling/grammar.
I often manage to resist temptation.

e.g.s

I wanted them to borrow me some money.
Has anyone got any advise.
I would advice you not to do it.
Can I lend your pen?


Perhaps we should have a thread in the MSE arms about it.

and the one from the EBAY board that is so annoying:

I bidded on an item

nzseries1

pdel61 wrote: »

and the one from the EBAY board that is so annoying:

I bidded on an item

I was watching Gladiators last night, and heard this shocking language:

Contestant: Which gladiator did that?
Host: It was Raven what done that. :mad:

Sorry for totally derailing the thread, OP :-)

Jennifer_Jane

pdel61 wrote: »

and the one from the EBAY board that is so annoying:

I bidded on an item

I blame the Americans.

They're the ones who have changed perfectly good words like 'burgled' to 'burglarized' (NB the z as well). Naughty Americans, responsible for so very many things these days.

:rotfl:

Jen
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