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Arrow Global - Over draft (Scotland)

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  • Arrow Global - Over draft (Scotland)

    Hello everyone,

    I'm being pursued nearly £2,000 in the small claims court by Shoosmiths on behalf of Arrow Global.


    My case calls next week and I'm more than slightly worried.


    I can't remember the debt as its from ages ago, however I think I did pay them an ongoing token amount up til a couple of years ago. (they pestered me just after my husband died and I would have done anything to get them to stop calling me)

    Once I regained the strength to sort out the finances I queried the debt I was paying them for and requested standard documentation. (client agreement, deed of assignation, account history and how the monies requested are being worked out etc...)


    Thus far they have supplied me with a client agreement which is totally illegible other than a signature.

    I am aware that overdrafts are somewhat exempt from certain sections of the CCA; however to be honest im not sure how any of this applies to Scotland.

    Additionally I'm also aware that the exemption to the CCA for overdrafts, is based upon certain protocols being followed by themselves to retain the exclusion, which I've not yet asked them to prove as for some reason they seem to not know about the exclusion on overdrafts to the CCA.

    Either way thus far they've gave me no paper work and im utterly lost.


    I still don't know what the debt relates too and thus far they've given me nothing to work with and the case calls in a week.

    I have copies of all the paperwork issued and can upload it here if you guys want to see, but really any help would be most appreciated; as im REALLY worried and very lost.
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    Re: Arrow Global - Over draft (Scotland)

    hey guys, not to be a pest but just curious as to if anyone here can help me.

    Thanks so much

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      Re: Arrow Global - Over draft (Scotland)

      Originally posted by Atieno View Post
      hey guys, not to be a pest but just curious as to if anyone here can help me.

      Thanks so much
      Just sit tight ... I'm sure someone will be along with advice soon xx
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        Re: Arrow Global - Over draft (Scotland)

        thanks, sorry for being abit angsty; just a tad worried but ill sit tight.

        Thanks.

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          Re: Arrow Global - Over draft (Scotland)

          minor update: Case continued for 6 weeks to give them a chance to get documents.

          Still any guidance would be most appreciated.

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            Re: Arrow Global - Over draft (Scotland)

            Originally posted by Atieno View Post
            minor update: Case continued for 6 weeks to give them a chance to get documents.

            Still any guidance would be most appreciated.
            Good morning Atieno,

            Do you have any history at all of this alleged debt?

            Have you tried checking credit reference files?

            Can you please post up copies of all the documents you have recived
            i.e. the N1 claim form (particulars of claim) after removing personal details.

            The illegible " agreement" and anything that goes with it, this will help
            us to advise fully.

            nem

            - - - Updated - - -

            Originally posted by Kati View Post
            Just sit tight ... I'm sure someone will be along with advice soon xx
            Done!!:tinysmile_twink_t2:

            nem

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              Re: Arrow Global - Over draft (Scotland)

              This is an overdraft case in Scotland Nem xx I know, it's early xxx

              Atieno -
              Once I regained the strength to sort out the finances I queried the debt I was paying them for and requested standard documentation. (client agreement, deed of assignation, account history and how the monies requested are being worked out etc...)
              is that what you went into court asking for and the court has asked them to provide that information before proceeding ?
              #staysafestayhome

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                Re: Arrow Global - Over draft (Scotland)

                Originally posted by Amethyst View Post
                This is an overdraft case in Scotland Nem xx I know, it's early xxx

                Atieno - is that what you went into court asking for and the court has asked them to provide that information before proceeding ?
                Ooops sorry.
                nem

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