Received a claim? Yes
Issue Date: 30-7-2015
Amount approx: 3300
Claimant: Arrow Global
Solicitor: Restons
Original Credit: Marks & Spencer
Particulars of Claim:
The claimant claims payment of the overdue balance due from the Defendants(s) under a contract between the Defendant(s) and Marks and Spencer Financial Services PLC dated on or about Dec 15 1998 and assigned to the Claimant on Feb 21 2013
Stat Barred? No
Have sent: Acknowledged the Claim, Sent a CCA request, Sent a CPR 31.14 request
Other Info:
Last payment Oct 2011
My credit file last checked 24 April 2015 no defaults listed and M&S not even listed - Experian and previously same again Oct 2014 Equifax
This refers to a M&S personal reserve... defined as follows..
M&S Personal reserve
Personal reserve works in a similar way to having a credit card - it's just a slightly different approach. When you open the account you get instant access to £3000, to spend as and when you want. To draw on the account you have a personalised cheque book.
The APR is 18.9% but is variable and you can repay as much or as little (minimum £5 or 3% of the outstanding balance - whichever is the greater) as you want each month. There are no time limits on repayments. There are no set-up fees and no interest is charged until you start to use the account. There is also payment protection insurance available in case your personal financial situation changes
Personal reserve is an interesting idea and could be useful for people who might want to pay for a holiday or home improvements, but it only offers the same APR as a credit card.
The benefit is you can vary your monthly repayments from month to month with no penalty. Although with personal loans you have to fix your repayments over a set period of time, with this option you will probably find more favourable interest rates the personal reserve. It's important to weigh up what you need the cash for and for how long.
Thanks to this site, I have just sent the CCA and CRP letters from the templates and acknowledged via the online portal.
I really don't understand how Arrow can issue a court claim when I haven't had communication from them or M&S, or any default notice etc... They apparently had this assigned to them back in Feb 2013 and now feel like taking me to court?
Any and all help is much appreciated with this... I was shocked and worried when I received the official court letter, but reading this site has helped put things into a calmer place!
Issue Date: 30-7-2015
Amount approx: 3300
Claimant: Arrow Global
Solicitor: Restons
Original Credit: Marks & Spencer
Particulars of Claim:
The claimant claims payment of the overdue balance due from the Defendants(s) under a contract between the Defendant(s) and Marks and Spencer Financial Services PLC dated on or about Dec 15 1998 and assigned to the Claimant on Feb 21 2013
Stat Barred? No
Have sent: Acknowledged the Claim, Sent a CCA request, Sent a CPR 31.14 request
Other Info:
Last payment Oct 2011
My credit file last checked 24 April 2015 no defaults listed and M&S not even listed - Experian and previously same again Oct 2014 Equifax
This refers to a M&S personal reserve... defined as follows..
M&S Personal reserve
Personal reserve works in a similar way to having a credit card - it's just a slightly different approach. When you open the account you get instant access to £3000, to spend as and when you want. To draw on the account you have a personalised cheque book.
The APR is 18.9% but is variable and you can repay as much or as little (minimum £5 or 3% of the outstanding balance - whichever is the greater) as you want each month. There are no time limits on repayments. There are no set-up fees and no interest is charged until you start to use the account. There is also payment protection insurance available in case your personal financial situation changes
Personal reserve is an interesting idea and could be useful for people who might want to pay for a holiday or home improvements, but it only offers the same APR as a credit card.
The benefit is you can vary your monthly repayments from month to month with no penalty. Although with personal loans you have to fix your repayments over a set period of time, with this option you will probably find more favourable interest rates the personal reserve. It's important to weigh up what you need the cash for and for how long.
Thanks to this site, I have just sent the CCA and CRP letters from the templates and acknowledged via the online portal.
I really don't understand how Arrow can issue a court claim when I haven't had communication from them or M&S, or any default notice etc... They apparently had this assigned to them back in Feb 2013 and now feel like taking me to court?
Any and all help is much appreciated with this... I was shocked and worried when I received the official court letter, but reading this site has helped put things into a calmer place!
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