I had a credit card with Nationwide for over 10 years, and always managed to pay it. Unfortunately in 2012, I had a breakdown after I had two cars stolen in a creeper burglary, inside 6 months. I informed Nationwide, that I was off work sick, and that I would try to pay as much as I could. After a few months they started harassing me with letters/phone calls. I sent in my income/expenditure which included mortgage arrears. They didn't accept my payments, so I asked them for a CCA, which they sent me twice, and it was an application form. Once I had replied that they hadn't complied with my request, ,they initiated court proceedings. A solicitor was assigned to bring me to court. I received a intention to take me to court, unless I paid in full. I complained to the FOS, and the proceedings stopped until the complaint had been finished
I awaited the decision, and have an email from Nationwide stating that they would wait until the decision was with them.
I received the decision which I didn't agree with but unbeknown to me, the solicitor had went again to court to get a CCJ against me, earlier this year, and I didn't get a chance to defend myself, and now they have sent me an intention to enforce the CCJ within 7 days.
I had spoken to payplan who manage an old DMP and they said they would add Nationwide to the plan.
Can I go back to the CCA not being provided, or is it too late? At my wits end. thank you:beagle:
I awaited the decision, and have an email from Nationwide stating that they would wait until the decision was with them.
I received the decision which I didn't agree with but unbeknown to me, the solicitor had went again to court to get a CCJ against me, earlier this year, and I didn't get a chance to defend myself, and now they have sent me an intention to enforce the CCJ within 7 days.
I had spoken to payplan who manage an old DMP and they said they would add Nationwide to the plan.
Can I go back to the CCA not being provided, or is it too late? At my wits end. thank you:beagle:
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