Mortimer Clarke / marlin financial help

[jules681]

Re: Mortimer Clarke / marlin financial help

thank you, so very much
Should I address this to Marlin or Mortimer? I guess which ever one, I need to copy to the other regardless! AND THEY VIRTUALLY HAVE THE SAME ADDRESS!!

[Amethyst]

Re: Mortimer Clarke / marlin financial help

They are the same people.... but the letter you are responding to came from Mortimer Clarke so address it to them.

[Amethyst]

Re: Mortimer Clarke / marlin financial help

Maybe move the statement of account bit down under the default notice bit as its a bit random where it is.

[jules681]

Re: Mortimer Clarke / marlin financial help

Right Okay, your a star , I will get this sent asap. As soon as I get a response I will post back, hopefully you will be able to continuely help

[Celestine]

Re: Mortimer Clarke / marlin financial help

Superb letter xxx

[lloydiow]

Re: Mortimer Clarke / marlin financial help

Hi
I received a similar letter from Mortimer Clarke, my thread is in a different forum, perhaps it should be moved here.
My letter states that their client is Cabot Financial
Am I correct is thinking Cabot now own Marlin?
I sent a CPR to MC as this is free, would a CPR not suffice in this instance?
Thanks
Lloydiow

[skilganon]

Re: Mortimer Clarke / marlin financial help

Hi,

one thing i noticed on the agreement is that the OC signed the 'agreement' 3 days before the 'debtor' is this right !!??

this would mean that the 'debtor' signed an agreement already signed, what would stop them reading through the T & C 's and crossing out any they didnt like, signing it and then saying thank you we now have an agreement ?

if you understand my meaning?

[jules681]

Re: Mortimer Clarke / marlin financial help

I had not noticed this, thanks for pointing this out. Be interesting to find out a response to this

[jules681]

Re: Mortimer Clarke / marlin financial help

Hi,

one thing i noticed on the agreement is that the OC signed the 'agreement' 3 days before the 'debtor' is this right !!??

this would mean that the 'debtor' signed an agreement already signed, what would stop them reading through the T & C 's and crossing out any they didnt like, signing it and then saying thank you we now have an agreement ?

if you understand my meaning?

Anyone have any thoughts on this please?

[skilganon]

Re: Mortimer Clarke / marlin financial help

it may lead to nothing, but it does strike me as being a bit unusual.

i know most people wouldnt even notice it, but if anyone was astute enough they could simply cross out/amend/ add their own T & C's then sign the agreement and request a copy of each page.

as it has already been 'executed' by the lender thats it ! your T & C's would apply !

[jules681]

Re: Mortimer Clarke / marlin financial help

I have received a letter today from Marlin, finding it a little odd. The letter says the following

We write with reference to the above matter and confirm receipt of your postal order for £1.00
However, the postal order has not been completed with the payee details, please amend the payee to Marlin Financial Services and return to our office by return to enable us to process your request.

What I find odd here, is that Mortimer have already sent me partial documents and why do I need to amend the postal order? I didnt make it payable to them as I was unsure who to make it payable too, but when I said this at the post office was told it was okay, as they could fill in there own details.

Anyone have any thoughts on this or explain it to me please?

[jules681]

Re: Mortimer Clarke / marlin financial help

anyone about?

[jules681]

Re: Mortimer Clarke / marlin financial help

following the letter from Marlin, today I have received a letter from Mortimer Clarke in response to the above suggested letter from Amethyst.
The letter says the following

We refer to the above matter and letter dated on 30/6/14

We can confirm that we have requested the Default notice and terms of Agreement from the original creditor. These documents will be forwarded to you in due course.

They have not made any reference to my request for the t&c's requested, below and over leaf. Should I write to them again, or just wait to see what turns up, any advice will be much much appreciated. Many thanks

[Kafka]

Re: Mortimer Clarke / marlin financial help

Surely the 'terms of agreement' will be the T&Cs?

[jules681]

Re: Mortimer Clarke / marlin financial help

sorry, I am confusing myself (and everyone else)
I am awaiting the statement of account, the original default, and the t&c's, I am getting confused with previous communication.

So I guess all I need do now is wait for this information to turn up? thank you