Online cc applications with no signature

mufc689908

In dispute with egg and they are claiming that if a box is ticked no signature is required, another monkey at their call centre claimed it is required and a seperate form would have been sent out with the signature held on file.

Are they talking sh*t

CannyJock

mufc689908 wrote: »

In dispute with egg and they are claiming that if a box is ticked no signature is required, another monkey at their call centre claimed it is required and a seperate form would have been sent out with the signature held on file.

Are they talking sh*t

Don't remember signing anything, but do remember ticking a box and accepting at the time this was an electronic signature. Is this dispute part of the 20K you've previously said you've had successfully written off?

mufc689908

CannyJock wrote: »

Don't remember signing anything, but do remember ticking a box and accepting at the time this was an electronic signature. Is this dispute part of the 20K you've previously said you've had successfully written off?

the 20k is ongoing and I don't think I like your tone.

oscar52

Dependent on when this was taken out, an electronic signature - ie ticking a box stating you have read and understood the T&Cs etc is acceptable. There is no need to send a further agreement.

Sandrock

mufc689908 wrote: »

In dispute with egg and they are claiming that if a box is ticked no signature is required, another monkey at their call centre claimed it is required and a seperate form would have been sent out with the signature held on file.

Are they talking sh*t

1. Did you apply for the credit card?
2. Did you spend the money?

If answer is yes to both 1 & 2, there is no dispute. Electronic signatures have been accepted for some time now - I know Egg use them.

CannyJock

mufc689908 wrote: »

the 20k is ongoing and I don't think I like your tone.

You don't like my tone? That's a shame.

I was referring to your previous posts where I got the impression you'd already had it written off - can see from the one below that it hadn't all been written off http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=2228805&highlight=20k+written+off

Any other tone you'd like me to take or you want to have a pi$$ing contest?

mufc689908

CannyJock wrote: »

You don't like my tone? That's a shame.

I was referring to your previous posts where I got the impression you'd already had it written off - can see from the one below that it hadn't all been written off http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=2228805&highlight=20k+written+off

Any other tone you'd like me to take or you want to have a pi$$ing contest?[/QUOTE]

Taking into account the amount you lot put away no thanks:)

Rupert_Bear

mufc689908 wrote: »

CannyJock wrote: »

You don't like my tone? That's a shame.

I was referring to your previous posts where I got the impression you'd already had it written off - can see from the one below that it hadn't all been written off http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=2228805&highlight=20k+written+off

Any other tone you'd like me to take or you want to have a pi$$ing contest?[/QUOTE]

Taking into account the amount you lot put away no thanks:)

Why are you worried about this now whether a signature is required. Is it because you have already used the credit limit and looking for away out of paying off your debts.

Sorry just seen your previous thread. You are obviously a parasite.

mufc689908

Rupert_Bear wrote: »

mufc689908 wrote: »

Why are you worried about this now whether a signature is required. Is it because you have already used the credit limit and looking for away out of paying off your debts.

Sorry just seen your previous thread. You are obviously a parasite.

Lol rupert

System

mufc689908 wrote: »

In dispute with egg and they are claiming that if a box is ticked no signature is required, another monkey at their call centre claimed it is required and a seperate form would have been sent out with the signature held on file.

Are they talking sh*t

The Electronic Communications Act 2000 and Electronic Signatures Regulations 2002 define 'e-signatures'.

An amendment to the CCA 1974 in 2004 provides for the conclusion of consumer credit agreements by electronic means.

Can all be easily Google'd.

Regards
UNDERGROUND

Mr.Mulla

mufc689908 wrote: »

In dispute with egg and they are claiming that if a box is ticked no signature is required, another monkey at their call centre claimed it is required and a seperate form would have been sent out with the signature held on file.

Are they talking sh*t

When you are filling out information on a web page for online applications the electronic signature can be in various forms, like clicking the 'Accept' button, or an "I agree" button in a click-thru agreement or ticking a box, depending on the company accepting online applications, whichever method they prefer to use though.