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Cabot Financial and Unidebt Collections
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Anyone please? I really need to send this letter to them today and I'm still trying to muddle my way through my rights and this legalese above. I'm a bit confused
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Does the bit "your obligation also extends to providing a statement of account" mean they also have to give me the account breakdown of payments, interest, charges etc? This is the main thing I need TBH. Thanks for any help
Yes, it does. If they don't supply - report them to Trading Standards.0 -
Cabot Financial have just bought a debt from Simply Be that I paid off over three years ago. This dept was marked as Satisfied on my credit report a year ago after a long battle with Simply Be. Now Cabot have marked my credit report with Default and say I owe them £274. Credit expert are contacting Cabot and Simply Be to put them straight but this sort of thing should never happen and these companies should be bang to rights. :mad:0
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Amos,
Send a subject access request - it will cost a tenner, but they have to respond. It will show all info they have on you and should contain a breakdown of the account.
You have a perfect right to see how the balance of account has come about.
Dca's quite often add ficticious and illegal charges. They have no right to add charges / interest unless the original agreement had the provision to do so (which they rarely do).
Therefore, if when you get the SAR info back - if there are any suspect charges, tell them to go and sit on a revolving pineapple for them..........:DHappiness, is a Kebab called Doner.....:heart2::heart2:0 -
just a thought , dca can apply charges if they are set out in the origonal agreement , dose this mean charges can be reclaimed that are indeed reclaimable?0
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