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Chances of getting my default date changed?
wideboy09
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I've heard lenders should put your default date from when you were first 6 months in arrears.
Would I have much chance in asking for the default date to be put back to April 2010?
http://i1146.photobucket.com/albums/o523/scott_oliver1/image_zpsgc1mhukh.png
Would I have much chance in asking for the default date to be put back to April 2010?
http://i1146.photobucket.com/albums/o523/scott_oliver1/image_zpsgc1mhukh.png
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I was under the impression your default date should reflect the date you actually defaulted? i.e. the date they served you with a default notice0
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I can't actually remember when I got notice, it was so long ago and I struggled back then. I've heard a lot of people say once the customer is between 3-6 months in arrears should be the time when they are defaulted. If this was the case then this account would be off my credit file0
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I've heard lenders should put your default date from when you were first 6 months in arrears.
General rule of thumb yes, but not always.
Read carefully the info in this link.
https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/3172602
If you then think they have it wrong, then complain citing relevant parts, and say that unless corrected you will be taking the matter to the FOS and ICO.I was under the impression your default date should reflect the date you actually defaulted? i.e. the date they served you with a default notice
Not always, as they are not always the same thing depending of the type of notice and context.Free/impartial debt advice: National Debtline | StepChange Debt Charity | Find your local CAB
IVA & fee charging DMP companies: Profits from misery, motivated ONLY by greed0 -
Thanks fermi you are very knowledgeable
Do you think mentioning taking the matter to the fos and ico would be a little too aggressive for a first letter?
Which department of the bank would I send this to?0 -
Thanks fermi you are very knowledgeable
Do you think mentioning taking the matter to the fos and ico would be a little too aggressive for a first letter?
Which department of the bank would I send this to?
companies know what the steps are don't be shy about being forward with them.0 -
Ok, I will write one in the next few hours but what department would this typically be sent to?
I am also going to send it signed recorded delivery0 -
Are there any template letters to request a default date be changed?0
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From the image posted, you didn't default, you even brought the account back into green after 2010.
I'd not expect the date changed.0 -
Its difficult to say but your best bet is to complain to the creditor, stating that you believe your account defaulted around Dec 09 / Jan 2010, because you were not making the original contractual payments and you were in default of the account and ask them to update the date accordingly. If you had a payment plan in place there is a chance they can argue you never defaulted at that time it’s confusing as the file is marked AP in some places and then turns green was your account at this point brought back into full standing , what type of finance was it.0
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The loan finance was a loan0
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