Originally posted by Demo8
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Court claim received 24th May PRA - Barclaycard
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Originally posted by Matty B View Post
That seems wrong to me if you have asked for the extra time- 5 days for service, 14 days to respond and an extra 14 days- unless things have changed.
Do PRA have rights/access to see this kind of case info?
I followed the guide as shared by echat11
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Today was also a special delivery from Barclays
a huge stack of documents from the SAR request.
What do I now seek for through all this data?
Attached Files
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Check MCOL / ring the Court, just to be certain.
You don't want to find that an error has occurred.
With the SAR data, find the Agreement, the Default Notice and Notice of Assignment. Look for anomalies, things that don't look right.
Are all the prescribed terms on the agreement, do dates add up etc.
Has the agreement been 'varied' i.e. has the APR gone up, has the Credit Limit gone up etc.
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Originally posted by echat11 View PostCheck MCOL / ring the Court, just to be certain.
You don't want to find that an error has occurred.
With the SAR data, find the Agreement, the Default Notice and Notice of Assignment. Look for anomalies, things that don't look right.
Are all the prescribed terms on the agreement, do dates add up etc.
Has the agreement been 'varied' i.e. has the APR gone up, has the Credit Limit gone up etc.
I will go through the SAR data as recommended and notify of any changes throughout the entirety of it.Attached Files
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echat11
Luckily I had a mortgage with Barclays and this was included in the SAR.
It was a good model of what I should expect to see from the CC.
the mortgage product section contained everything in the likes of, the mortgage application summary, offer agreement, land registry, solicitor communications, payment history, summaries of changes due to interest rates right up to settlement from my solicitor when I sold.
When I look at the CC side of the report it is laughable compared to the detail of the mortgage.
No agreement info that I can see
A large statement section which I can see rise and falls on standard and cash rates due to BOE base rate.
A summary log of reporting action they have taken (action and explanation)
Some copies of warnings notices, important information and talk to us letters followed by default has been registered (due to missed payments and the lead up to default)
A reference cheat sheet and a long account activity memo section with references
And finally a correspondence section mainly from the mortgage and one from BC regarding a 3 month payment holiday.
Do I persist on requesting the agreement?
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Originally posted by Demo8 View Postechat11
Luckily I had a mortgage with Barclays and this was included in the SAR.
It was a good model of what I should expect to see from the CC.
the mortgage product section contained everything in the likes of, the mortgage application summary, offer agreement, land registry, solicitor communications, payment history, summaries of changes due to interest rates right up to settlement from my solicitor when I sold.
When I look at the CC side of the report it is laughable compared to the detail of the mortgage.
No agreement info that I can see
A large statement section which I can see rise and falls on standard and cash rates due to BOE base rate.
A summary log of reporting action they have taken (action and explanation)
Some copies of warnings notices, important information and talk to us letters followed by default has been registered (due to missed payments and the lead up to default)
A reference cheat sheet and a long account activity memo section with references
And finally a correspondence section mainly from the mortgage and one from BC regarding a 3 month payment holiday.
Do I persist on requesting the agreement?
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Originally posted by echat11 View Post
Is your CCA request still outstanding?
Do I send another tracked request with a £1 cheque to BC?
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This is the tracking info for the CCA reqAttached Files
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You've Acknowledged Service of the Claim.
Your Defence will be due 28 days (plus 5 days postage) from the Issue Date on the claim form, update the thread 3 days before you Defence is due, then we can help with the Defence.
You might / might not get more infromation as per your requests.
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Originally posted by echat11 View PostYou've Acknowledged Service of the Claim.
Your Defence will be due 28 days (plus 5 days postage) from the Issue Date on the claim form, update the thread 3 days before you Defence is due, then we can help with the Defence.
You might / might not get more infromation as per your requests.
Don’t want to screw this one up like I did with a pcn not long ago ended up with a bill over £200 smh.
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