Help!!! Who are Monument? Are they Barclaycard

HELP!

Need to understand WHO would supply CCA request as am going round in circles......


Bought Monument Visa Card in 2004, correspondence comes from Barclaycard's Customer relations Unit Northampton.

BUT sold to CABOT 2007


WHO supplies CCA????????????

Is it Barclaycard (say they can;t find account)

Or Cabot or Monument?

Who should I pursue??????????? All have had 12/2 letters, no joy!!!

Thanks
Stuart

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  • Need to understand WHO would supply CCA request as am going round in circles......
    I believe some of us gave you that info on your other thread. :)

    It is CABOT who should supply the CCA. Can't really say anything else.
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  • And a quick Google turned up plenty of Monument/Barclaycard things including this from MSE which may or may not be of any value to you:

    http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?p=19101777
    Any help, opinions, views I may hold those are my own. Respect them as you would expect the same in return. Offered freely, is gleaned from a lifetime of experiences, knowledge gaining. Passed on to benefit others. I may be direct, ask you questions but those are to help you. Up to you if you choose to take it. I won't judge you either way.
  • stugall wrote: »
    HELP!

    Need to understand WHO would supply CCA request as am going round in circles......


    Bought Monument Visa Card in 2004, correspondence comes from Barclaycard's Customer relations Unit Northampton.

    BUT sold to CABOT 2007


    WHO supplies CCA????????????

    Is it Barclaycard (say they can;t find account)

    Or Cabot or Monument?

    Who should I pursue??????????? All have had 12/2 letters, no joy!!!

    Thanks
    Stuart

    Monument are now owned by Compucredit UK, based in Crawley. I've no idea who would have a copy of your original agreement though.

    If you debt was sold to Cabot, then you must have defaulted and they would now have the paperwork. Maybe you wouldn't go around in circles so much if you just paid what you owed ?
  • RAS
    RAS Posts: 34,958 Forumite
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    Monument are now owned by Compucredit UK, based in Crawley. I've no idea who would have a copy of your original agreement though.

    If you debt was sold to Cabot, then you must have defaulted and they would now have the paperwork.

    thanks for that.
    Maybe you wouldn't go around in circles so much if you just paid what you owed ?

    And perhaps you might read martin's post at the top of the forum?

    If the OP could afford to pay, s/he would have done so. As it is I doubt Cabot paid the full book value for this debt, so it seems unfair to expect the OP to pay the whole sum to Cabot.
    If you've have not made a mistake, you've made nothing
  • 10past6
    10past6 Posts: 4,962 Forumite
    Maybe you wouldn't go around in circles so much if you just paid what you owed ?
    Errrrrrrrrr, IS THAT CALLED FOR? :rolleyes:
    Click here for Martins (MSE) advice on who to contact with Debt Issues - YOU HAVE NO REASON TO USE A FEE PAYING DEBT MANAGEMENT COMPANY- THEY CANNOT DO ANYMORE FOR YOU THAN THOSE LISTED IN MY LINK ABOVE.

    All information given by myself is offered informally and without prejudice - if in doubt seek help from a qualified and insured professional
  • rog2
    rog2 Posts: 11,650 Forumite
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    stugall wrote: »
    HELP!

    Need to understand WHO would supply CCA request as am going round in circles......

    Quite simply, Stuart, you should request the cca from whoever is chasing you for payment.

    In your case it looks as though you should be requesting your cca from Cabot.

    Do NOT be fobbed off by any reply, from them stating that 'they are requesting the cca from the original creditor' or 'that, as they are not the original creditor they are not obliged to provide the cca'.

    If you have requested the cca from Caot, then they have 12 working days, from receipt of your request and £1.00 Statutory Fee, to provide you with the legally required information. If they fail to provide it, within the legally prescribed time period, then they are 'in default'. Whilst they are 'in default' they can not enforce the agreement without permission from the courts.

    Niether can they pass your details on to any other debt collection agency whilst they are in default.

    If as you say, you have already requested the cca from all parties, and followed up with the 12+2 day letter, then none of those parties currently has the right to enforce the agreement.

    Are you still being pursued? If so, by whom?
    I am NOT, nor do I profess to be, a Qualified Debt Adviser. I have made MANY mistakes and have OFTEN been the unwitting victim of the the shamefull tactics of the Financial Industry.
    If any of my experiences, or the knowledge that I have gained from those experiences, can help anyone who finds themselves in similar circumstances, then my experiences have not been in vain.

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