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Link Outsourcing and Co-operative Bank

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  • boo_star
    boo_star Posts: 3,202 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 1,000 Posts
    JamesA999 wrote: »
    Boo_star,

    You are not trying to Zx81 covertly "don't say another word or the CSA will recind our membership"?

    I will check the FCA's database of published documents et cetera and get back to you.

    Regards

    James

    Oh stop it.

    People claiming someone works for the company involved when they don't get told what they want to hear is so old at this point it's fossilised.
  • Hi

    I have been talking a keen interest in this chaps posts and know the Consumer Credit Sourcebook. I think Link Financial Outsourcing and the Co-operative Bank better get their skates on and read it from start to finish with particular emphasis on:-

    CONC 7 Arrears, default and recovery (including repossessions)
    7.1 Application
    7.2 Clear effective and appropriate arrears policies and procedures
    7.3 Treatment of customers in default or arrears (including repossessions):
    lenders, owners and debt collectors
    7.4 Information on status of debts
    7.5 Pursuing and recovering repayments
    7.6 Exercise of continuous payment authority
    7.7 Application of interest and charges
    7.8 Jurisdictional requirements
    7.9 Contact with customers
    7.10 Treatment of customers with mental capacity limitations
    7.11 Disclosures relating to “authority” or “status” 7.12 Lenders’ responsibilities in relation to debt
    7.13 Data accuracy and outsourced activities
    7.14 Settlements, disputed and deadlocked debt
    7.15 Statute barred debts
    7.16 Passing data to lead generators etc.
    7.17 Notice of sums in arrears under P2P agreements for fixed-sum credit
    7.18 Notice of sums in arrears under P2P agreements for running-account
    credit
    7.19 Notice of default sums under P2P agreements

    Angela
  • boo_star
    boo_star Posts: 3,202 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 1,000 Posts
    Hi

    I have been talking a keen interest in this chaps posts and know the Consumer Credit Sourcebook. I think Link Financial Outsourcing and the Co-operative Bank better get their skates on and read it from start to finish with particular emphasis on:-

    CONC 7 Arrears, default and recovery (including repossessions)
    7.1 Application
    7.2 Clear effective and appropriate arrears policies and procedures
    7.3 Treatment of customers in default or arrears (including repossessions):
    lenders, owners and debt collectors
    7.4 Information on status of debts
    7.5 Pursuing and recovering repayments
    7.6 Exercise of continuous payment authority
    7.7 Application of interest and charges
    7.8 Jurisdictional requirements
    7.9 Contact with customers
    7.10 Treatment of customers with mental capacity limitations
    7.11 Disclosures relating to “authority” or “status” 7.12 Lenders’ responsibilities in relation to debt
    7.13 Data accuracy and outsourced activities
    7.14 Settlements, disputed and deadlocked debt
    7.15 Statute barred debts
    7.16 Passing data to lead generators etc.
    7.17 Notice of sums in arrears under P2P agreements for fixed-sum credit
    7.18 Notice of sums in arrears under P2P agreements for running-account
    credit
    7.19 Notice of default sums under P2P agreements

    Angela

    Another sockpuppet folks, move along...
  • JGB1955
    JGB1955 Posts: 3,849 Forumite
    Sixth Anniversary 1,000 Posts Name Dropper
    edited 7 September 2019 at 5:37PM
    PLEASE give up Snagglepuss/JamesA999/JohnDoe with these ridiculous posts... book an appointment with your GP on Monday. That's the only thing that might help you.

    I've reported the thread.
    #2 Saving for Christmas 2024 - £1 a day challenge. £325 of £366
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