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Unenforceability & Template Letters III
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Hello NID & Co....
:wave::wave:Nothern Rock: Originally taken with the mortgage (NR together mortgage) now the mortgage is with another lender and the loan part still remains with NRock.
They sent me a copy of the CCA. Just one page (I have a link to it below).
No link showing, it would be better if you could email me them - check your PM's as i've sent you my email address....Marks & Spencer: They sent me a generic CCA (I guess their latest edition) with no personal details & 2 sheets of the original. The first sheet seems to me as if it's an application form.
The second sheet has headings, section 5 (financial and related products) to section 9 (charges and defaults). It seems like they have missed a page with sections 1-4.
As above - email me them if you could - cheers.....
:beer:2010 - year of the troll
Niddy - Over & Out :wave:
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1. Lloyds TSB: Final Response declining the complaint and referring me to FOS.
As I had previously sent the Debtors Final Response letter per #1444, I will not be doing anything further with this and sending the relevant letters if and when they sell it to a DCA. Anything more serious I will post here.
Yes - sit and wait, see what they decide to do, if anything2. Marks & Spencers: Per #2044 I have sent the CCA Query letter.
Excellent......3. (Adams)Sears/Creation card: Similar to Mojoparrot and jadex they sent a very bad copy of the agreement therefore I have responded with the Illegible Copy Document letter.
Well done, you're getting the hang of itHope I've done right so far.
Spot on - well done :T2010 - year of the troll
Niddy - Over & Out :wave:
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never-in-doubt wrote: »Ive just PM'd my email address to you.....
I've emailed you the CCA's
Many thanks for all your help :beer:LBM March 2010 :eek: . . . . DFD a very very long way off
May £5 a day £67 / £155
May NSD's 5 / 100 -
They_Were_Up_In_Arms wrote: »
Hi mate - love the smiley - :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:
I reply to you in twitter last night, did you see it? Here :beer:2010 - year of the troll
Niddy - Over & Out :wave:
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Hi NID
I have rec CCA's in respect of two store cards taken out with The First Personal Bank plc which are now administered by Santander . I would be very grateful if I could send them to you so you can run your expert eye over them before I accept they are enforceable
Many thanks x
Hiya
Both are fine - sorry... you may have to either blag it and send the CCA Query letter, see what they come back with - or arrange a repayment schedule. Suffice to say, both forms are signed with the prescribed terms clearly visible along with the lender signature and credit limit - in fact they are 2 of the best (or foolproof) CCA's i've seen in a while. Granted, they are applications, but still - they are quite clear and hard to get out of i'm afraid.
Niddy2010 - year of the troll
Niddy - Over & Out :wave:
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Hi NID,
Sorry just a thought, in the e-mail you sent me the attachment was the original agreement that I have not what LTSB sent me, so is the outcome still the same?:oI must stop procrastinating, I must stop procrastinating! promise I'll stop tomorrow OK:D
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BorassicLint wrote: »Hi NID,
Sorry just a thought, in the e-mail you sent me the attachment was the original agreement that I have not what LTSB sent me, so is the outcome still the same?:o
Why would you send me an agreement that you have!! Obviously that changes things - I dont care (in the nicest possible way) what YOU have - it is what THEY have that matters!
I'll need to go through it all again, i've onbviously seen that and made the decision based on that and that alone!
Give me ten mins (again!)2010 - year of the troll
Niddy - Over & Out :wave:
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never-in-doubt wrote: »Hiya
Both are fine - sorry... you may have to either blag it and send the CCA Query letter, see what they come back with - or arrange a repayment schedule. Suffice to say, both forms are signed with the prescribed terms clearly visible along with the lender signature and credit limit - in fact they are 2 of the best (or foolproof) CCA's i've seen in a while. Granted, they are applications, but still - they are quite clear and hard to get out of i'm afraid.
Niddy
You have confirmed what I thought lol
Thank you for all your help xLBM March 2010 :eek: . . . . DFD a very very long way off
May £5 a day £67 / £155
May NSD's 5 / 100
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