Unenforceability & Template Letters III

BeenieCat

Locke wrote: »

A letter saying "Thank you for requesting a copy of your Terms & Conditions" will be through in a few days.:D

LOL that sounds about right, i guess you've already had that then? lol

never-in-doubt

broccoli9 wrote: »

Hiya NID,

Many thanks for your prompt reply!

We have already sent the final response letter on 27th April with full copies of all Capquest correspondence though.....This has prompted the reply they sent which is detailed above.

So we send the same letter again??? The final response letter?

Sorry....to question you but just want to clarify!

Hiya

Yep - send it again to whoever replied, this is just to finalise things at your end. pain I know but send it again then ignore them pretty much.

never-in-doubt

BeenieCat wrote: »

LOL that sounds about right, i guess you've already had that then? lol

As I said, there are loads of them scattered about this thread :rotfl: :rotfl:

They will simply send terms or an app form which both are unenforceable lol - muppets!

Regards to the other things send the reminder letter off - CCA Reminder

never-in-doubt

BeenieCat wrote: »

Shop Direct are peeing me off too, they answered one of my letters (Very)

Saying.......?

BeenieCat wrote: »

But not the other (Kays). Another bunch of muppets. :mad:

Send CCA Reminder letter

BeenieCat wrote: »

And Crappy One haven't responded to my CCA Query (T&C's).

Send reminder letter

BeenieCat wrote: »

I hate them all!!!!!! :rotfl: :eek:

You're not alone :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:

BeenieCat

never-in-doubt wrote: »

Saying.......?

They sent me a "cannot locate CCA but we still want our dosh" letter, i sent final response a few weeks back on your advice Although, they haven't ever replied to it. They sold the debt to Lowells and you told me to send the 'Account sold' letter. (I just checked my spreadsheet and realised i haven't done this yet though, slap me please )

Send CCA Reminder letter

Have sent CCA Dispute Cease & Desist a few weeks back, they haven't acknowledged me ever though.

Send reminder letter

Will do, thanks :beer:

Love you :A:D

Lyndzzz

:rotfl:

never-in-doubt wrote: »

Hiya

Ok sorry, just seems there are a lot of people not saying hello enough

For the benefit of everyone, please come in and say hi so we know you're still alive :eek:

But if you've sent the final response, and they responded with theirs - great! that's the stalemate you desire. Forget about it now, its finished. However if they contact you again let me know yea, and we'll sort them out.

Well done. :T


p.s. where is my coffee - want me to sack you (PA)? hehe

No probs Nid, have no coffee pic so will a beer do?:beer: i know its early...
Right then, i will ignore Lloyds TSB. they did say that they will still persue (sp?) me for the debt but in the meantime will keep looking for my original CCA. Will let you know when the bailiffs are on the doorstep!

And i promise to say hello more, rather than just lurk!!
Lyndzzz x

BorassicLint

Morning All :wave:

Get back to page 1 naughty fred!

wish_i_had_a_time_machine

Hello never-in-doubt
Could you please take a look at my egg cca
Trevor munn want to take me to court and i would like to know if it is enforceable before they do
Many thanks

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/2457927

Aimsleey

Hello everyone, hope everyone is having a good start to their week.

Looking for a little advice on a letter I've received from Red (Lowell in disguise) about my o2 account. I CCA'd them and they sent me back a letter stating that it is a service agreement & not a credit agreement, so pay up, is this correct? They said that I should contact the original retailer to obtain a copy of any agreement, but as the phone was bought from the o2 website then surely they should have it?!

Have I made a mistake in thinking I could CCA for a service agreement? It was taken out in 2006 so I think it suits the other criteria. Many thanks

pixiechick_2

Aimsleey - I'm no expert but I'm sure I've read on the forums that you can't go for unenforceability on a service agreement only credit agreements.