Just a thought

winner12

If you are on a DMP can you still do a CCA to the company to prove if your agreement is signed

Shoe_Gal

Don't see why not - the law is the law after all

winner12

I was wondering about Barclaycard they bought my Goldfish card so it did make me wonder reading other posts that the agreements are not always passed on

Shoe_Gal

I'd say give a try - nothing to lose really

fermi

Under the official regulation a creditor is entitled to "omit" the signature from any copy agreement supplied under a CCA request.

So it will rarely provide any absolute proof regarding the existence of a signed agreement.

A Subject Access Request for the signed agreement may be better if you are looking to see if a signed one exists. You would need to specifically state in the request that you require a copy of the signed agreement, and that the request is not made under CCA74.

fermi

winner12 wrote: »

I was wondering about Barclaycard they bought my Goldfish card so it did make me wonder reading other posts that the agreements are not always passed on

Barclaycard will do every they can to avoid supplying anything. They seem to take a delight in being deliberately awkward.

winner12

Hi Fermi I have to agree they have been downright pains in the proverbial so far but you harden to debt in time I dont mean its nothing but you can handle them all without too much stress (previous post having a wobble)