Hi,
In February I received notification that Lowell had filed a County court claim for an outstanding debt with Capital One. The agreement was made in August 2010 and defaulted in 2012.
I followed all the advice on this forum (thank you very much)
This included sending a CPR request as well as defending the claim and returning all paperwork.
I was invited for mediation in April but explained that no paperwork had been presented despite requests to prove they owned the debt.
On the 5th June (court case is on the 23rd June) Lowell sent me a copy of the 'Credit card agreement regulated by the consumer credit act 1974')
Now this is a standard couple of sheets of paper with t&c's that has my name printed in block capitals in the top right hand corner with a date of 19/8/2010. There is no other paperwork, despite Lowell having send me the below to my original CPR request on the 28th February.
'We note from your correspondence that you state you are not aware of what this claim relates to and do not believe you have entered an agreement with Capital One'
'We can confirm the claim related to a Capital One account which was opened on 19 August 2010. The account was subsequently defaulted on the 23 June 2012 with the last payment being made to the client for £20.00 on the 20 November 2011. A letter stating the account was being dealt with by our clients collecting agents was sent to you on the 7 December 2012. A number of letters were sent to you since that date confirming details of the account and encouraging you to contact out client with a view to discussing repayment of the account'
'We have requested documents with reference to the above statement and will forward them upon receipt'
Given the statement in the last paragraph, I have not received what they're referring to, only a copy of a credit agreement with my name printed in the top corner.
Lowells most recent letter with the Credit Agreement attached states that they feel they have a reasonable prospect of success at the hearing on the 23rd June 2017 and are still hoping to reach an amicable agreement.
Please could someone advise? I have managed it this far with the great advice read on the forum and don't want to tumble at the last hurdle.
Any support would be very much appreciated.
Kind regards
Beth
In February I received notification that Lowell had filed a County court claim for an outstanding debt with Capital One. The agreement was made in August 2010 and defaulted in 2012.
I followed all the advice on this forum (thank you very much)
This included sending a CPR request as well as defending the claim and returning all paperwork.
I was invited for mediation in April but explained that no paperwork had been presented despite requests to prove they owned the debt.
On the 5th June (court case is on the 23rd June) Lowell sent me a copy of the 'Credit card agreement regulated by the consumer credit act 1974')
Now this is a standard couple of sheets of paper with t&c's that has my name printed in block capitals in the top right hand corner with a date of 19/8/2010. There is no other paperwork, despite Lowell having send me the below to my original CPR request on the 28th February.
'We note from your correspondence that you state you are not aware of what this claim relates to and do not believe you have entered an agreement with Capital One'
'We can confirm the claim related to a Capital One account which was opened on 19 August 2010. The account was subsequently defaulted on the 23 June 2012 with the last payment being made to the client for £20.00 on the 20 November 2011. A letter stating the account was being dealt with by our clients collecting agents was sent to you on the 7 December 2012. A number of letters were sent to you since that date confirming details of the account and encouraging you to contact out client with a view to discussing repayment of the account'
'We have requested documents with reference to the above statement and will forward them upon receipt'
Given the statement in the last paragraph, I have not received what they're referring to, only a copy of a credit agreement with my name printed in the top corner.
Lowells most recent letter with the Credit Agreement attached states that they feel they have a reasonable prospect of success at the hearing on the 23rd June 2017 and are still hoping to reach an amicable agreement.
Please could someone advise? I have managed it this far with the great advice read on the forum and don't want to tumble at the last hurdle.
Any support would be very much appreciated.
Kind regards
Beth
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