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Some advice please Egg Card
Miravet
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My husband took out an Egg credit card in 2000, he susequently defaulted on it and was taken to court, he now has a CCJ, which we are paying off in monthly instalments.
My questions are.
Will the account still be open.
Will it be owned by Canada Square or Barclays.
I have written to Canada Square operations twice with original account number and some previous addresses ( we only met in 2007 so we did a credit check to find the address where he lived when he took out the card).
I have written to them again with a ton of info relating to his identity and previous addresses, but I am wondering if the account is still 'open', should I be writing to Barclay Card.
Sorry meant to say it was a SAR request that I sent to Canada Square.
We want to find out if he had PPI on the card
My questions are.
Will the account still be open.
Will it be owned by Canada Square or Barclays.
I have written to Canada Square operations twice with original account number and some previous addresses ( we only met in 2007 so we did a credit check to find the address where he lived when he took out the card).
I have written to them again with a ton of info relating to his identity and previous addresses, but I am wondering if the account is still 'open', should I be writing to Barclay Card.
Sorry meant to say it was a SAR request that I sent to Canada Square.
We want to find out if he had PPI on the card
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Who owned it when he defaulted on it?Non me fac calcitrare tuum culi0
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