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    Dear all can someone please help with a problem i am having with IND.
    just recently oct 17 i had a CCJ drop off my credit report ( the CCJ was sent to 643a instead of 643 and as a result i never received the CCJ, so fast forward 6 years i have had no communication or contact from ind etc, until last month when they searched my credit report, i rang them to ask why they were searching my report, they asked me for my DOB and i told them they said they could not discuss anything with me as my date of birth did not match there record, a week later i received a letter and a so could copy of a credit agreement (see below images), i decided to look around on the net and sent them a prove it letter and request for a CCA with £1 for the requested information. they sent the postal order back and said that i should prove whom i am and make a SAR request. as they do not need to send a CCA due to the CCJ.
    the address 643 is my parents address i have moved out since 2002 to a new address and been on the electoral register etc. can someone advise what steps i should take next, i was thinking of waiting for the 12+2 days to expire and send them a you did not comply to CCA Request letter is that correct. thank you in advance

    Last edited by hotboy; 14th April 2018, 19:05:PM.
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