Banks win partial High Court victory on credit cards

1984ReturnsForReal_2

never-in-doubt wrote: »

They do it daily and don't go to jail - we already know the courts bend over and take it raw from the lenders - maybe the old boy network means they still take back-handers

They will NEVER produce fabricated contracts.

Its jail if they do.

never-in-doubt

1984ReturnsForReal wrote: »

They will NEVER produce fabricated contracts.

Its jail if they do.

But they do, have and will continue to do so !!

Did you bother to read this #21 , prior to posting your incorrect erm, post

stella2009

never-in-doubt wrote: »

But they do, have and will continue to do so !!

Did you bother to read this #21 , prior to posting your incorrect erm, post

'NID' - LOL

Keep it going. Tell them straight ;-)

never-in-doubt

stella2009 wrote: »

'NID' - LOL

Keep it going. Tell them straight ;-)

Plain English lol - works every time!

Well done on 1st Direct by the way :T :T :T

Did you get their CC as well (what limit?)..... Mine came with £6400 before the app was rejected grrrr...

stella2009

never-in-doubt wrote: »

Plain English lol - works every time!

Well done on 1st Direct by the way :T :T :T

Did you get their CC as well (what limit?)..... Mine came with £6400 before the app was rejected grrrr...

I love the straight talking approach! If someone is wrong then learn by someone who is right in my opinion.

They told me I qualified for the CC with a £2600 limit. I didn't sign the CA though as I have a Tesco CC and Virgin CC with 0% for a period so would be worthless.

Got an OD of £1000 which I asked for though.

When you going to re-apply now??

never-in-doubt

stella2009 wrote: »

I love the straight talking approach! If someone is wrong then learn by someone who is right in my opinion.

They told me I qualified for the CC with a £2600 limit. I didn't sign the CA though as I have a Tesco CC and Virgin CC with 0% for a period so would be worthless.

Got an OD of £1000 which I asked for though.

When you going to re-apply now??

Nice one, it may have been better to take the card, they wont let you apply for 6mth now :mad: :mad:

Nice o/d though - well done! I'll reappy when my cifas drops off in March - that will be 10 months since last application and a total of 15 months with HSBC

stella2009

Sounds like that CIFAS has caused you a nightmare mate....

You should be home dry in March though when that has gone..

1984ReturnsForReal_2

never-in-doubt wrote: »

But they do, have and will continue to do so !!

Did you bother to read this #21 , prior to posting your incorrect erm, post

You should try reading.

That wasnt given to the court.

I can see a lender mass forging loads of agreements, and then getting caught out by someone who had the foresight to hold an original copy. I wonder what would happen to the lender in such circumstances?

Once again THEY GO TO JAIL

ILW

A reconstuted agreement is not a forgery unless it is presented as being the original. Therefore no fraud is commited.
If a claimant stated that they had never signed an agreement and then one did turn up, I believe they then could be liable to prosecution.

Wutang_2

EarthBoy wrote: »

Exactly how old are you? You sound like a schoolboy having a tantrum because he can't get his own way.

You've sussed it too!!

Its one of the funniest ongoing jokes on this site - NeverInDoubt is either a 12 year old or (to quote Family Guy) 'mentally hilarious'.