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Have you made affordability complaints about these debts? One to Newday covering both Aqua and Marbles, Loans 2Go and Drafty are both very high cost.
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yes I have all of them declined and now with the FOS. Except MBNA where still awaiting response
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CCA requests must be done as per consumer credit act regulations, that means in writing and you must enclose a £1 blank postal order as the statutory fee, you may find the fee is returned, but to comply with legislation, you must include it initially.
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thanks for that I will go to the post office today to get the postal order. I guess I address the postal order to Cabot? And leave it blank? Is that correct? Sorry I’ve never done a postal order before.
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Leave the PO order blank. Quite often they return it, so you can reuse.
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Thankyou :) and 1 more thing shall I send 2 CCA requests separately with 2 separate PO? As I have 2 debts which have been passed to them from Newday? Thanks
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Separate request for each and every account yes.
You can just make an unofficial request for proof of your liability, by sending a letter asking as such if you have multiple debts.
They should respond to that, and the usual proof would be a copy of a credit agreement.
So its the same result, just obtained in a different way, the account would likely be deemed unenforceable in just the same way if they could not comply.
Making a request under sec 77 is your statutory right and if they don`t or can`t respond, the debt is deemed unenforceable after 12 days, its just an official way of doing things.
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