I have sent two CCA requests to Arrow Global regarding an M & S Personal Reserve Account that has been sold on. They have responded to both letters saying that it is an overdraft facility.
In their words "We do not accept that we are the creditor as envisaged by the above statute. This account arose under an overdraft facility. Even if this account was regulated under the CCA 1974. Part V of the act does not apply to this facility and there will accordingly be no executed agreement. The account is in default."
Is this covered by the CCA 1974 and also I have read on the internet that M & S was not granted a banking licence in the 90's and 00's, so the debt is not enforceable. Are either of these statements true? When were they granted a banking licence?
How should I proceed?
Kind regards
ReFresh
In their words "We do not accept that we are the creditor as envisaged by the above statute. This account arose under an overdraft facility. Even if this account was regulated under the CCA 1974. Part V of the act does not apply to this facility and there will accordingly be no executed agreement. The account is in default."
Is this covered by the CCA 1974 and also I have read on the internet that M & S was not granted a banking licence in the 90's and 00's, so the debt is not enforceable. Are either of these statements true? When were they granted a banking licence?
How should I proceed?
Kind regards
ReFresh
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