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HOIST FINANCE
GarethIvory
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in Loans
I have received a letter from Hoist Finance saying they have taken my loan over from Robisnon Way. I have been paying RW £5 a month since 2012. But have always disputed that I owed the money to Lloyds, Due to a complaint at the time from 2010. I asked Hoist to get a copy of the original agreement which they are unable to do. What should I do next please. Should I just continue to pay £5 this would never be paid off and does not appear on my credit file as far as I can tell. Thanks
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You have made a CCA request? Is that correct?
if they are unable to provide, the debt is unenforceable. I would stop paying0 -
Hoist and RW are the same company.
If you dispute you owe this, you shouldn't be paying.
Was this an overdraft, credit card or loan?0 -
fatbelly, it was for a loan, I agreed to pay Robinson Way £5 a month back in 2012, as was going through the ringer and just agreed to get them of my back. Have asked Hoist to provide a signed contract which they cant. Would I need to let them know I am not going to pay or just not contact them again?
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JAS2015, I cant remember it was 2012, i was in contact with Robinson way and to get them off my back I agreed to pay £5 for the rest of my life as would never settle the debt at that rate. I asked Hoist to get a copy of the agreement from Lloyds and they cant?0
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It's best to do a formal request (in writing, £1 postal order, quote the Act) - then they either reconstruct the agreement or it becomes unenforceable.
Then it's safe to stop paying
There's guidance here
https://www.nationaldebtline.org/fact-sheet-library/credit-agreements-getting-information-ew/
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fatbelly
Thank you, will have a look0
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