Re: HELP!!! I've just been served with a statuory demand by bwlegal/Lowell
I can't remember when the card was taken out but must have been around 2005 - originally it was a sky credit card but then changed to BC.
A CCA was issued in 2009 but never responded to correctly - all I have ever received was copies of terms and conditions, they have never sent a copy of my agreement or application. The statements received today are the only thing they have ever sent with my account number and name on it and even then its only 6 months worth. They didn't send an opening statement or a DN nor a NOA.
The debt was originally included in the DMP but when BC didn't respond to the CCA request I told payplan to cease paying them. This was in early 2009 and I have been waiting ever since for the CCA request to be met
Why does the statements make things difficult - the six months of statements arrived today - does that have any significance? They are just for a random 6 months, from March 2009 to August, they show various interest charges and late fee and over limit fee charges which was received today, 3 days before the set aside hearing.
Lowell have gone straight for bankruptcy, and appears to be using the SD as a tool designed to scare in breach of OFT guidelines, rather than for its correct use. Absolutely -I intend to press this fact to the max and also remind the judge that the court details on the stat demand was the wrong company Sorry, this does not make sense. and I feel this demonstrates the company’s total disregard of following correct procedures as they must have issued stat demands in this geographical area and therefore aware this information was incorrect.
What I meant was that I feel Lowell's/BW have gone straight to a stat demand without trying any other option first, such as a ccj. I also feel that they should have taken more care with the information placed on the stat demand as it listed the wrong court in respect of which court I needed to apply to in respect of the set aside. When I dropped off the set aside papers I mentioned this to the court official and they said that the company should know better as they have issued many stat demands and bankruptcy petitions at the court, so they are well aware which court should be stated and the court stated that I needed to contact ret the stat demand was incorrect. I feel they have completely disregarded the OFT guidelines re debt collection and the use of stat demands being a last resort and not the first. I want to know why they didn't try for a CCJ first instead of issuing a stat demand, as OFT debt collection guidelines recommend.
Re repayment - | looked at what I am repaying via my DMP and worked out what the contribution would be if included in the plan.
I can't remember when the card was taken out but must have been around 2005 - originally it was a sky credit card but then changed to BC.
A CCA was issued in 2009 but never responded to correctly - all I have ever received was copies of terms and conditions, they have never sent a copy of my agreement or application. The statements received today are the only thing they have ever sent with my account number and name on it and even then its only 6 months worth. They didn't send an opening statement or a DN nor a NOA.
The debt was originally included in the DMP but when BC didn't respond to the CCA request I told payplan to cease paying them. This was in early 2009 and I have been waiting ever since for the CCA request to be met
Why does the statements make things difficult - the six months of statements arrived today - does that have any significance? They are just for a random 6 months, from March 2009 to August, they show various interest charges and late fee and over limit fee charges which was received today, 3 days before the set aside hearing.
Lowell have gone straight for bankruptcy, and appears to be using the SD as a tool designed to scare in breach of OFT guidelines, rather than for its correct use. Absolutely -I intend to press this fact to the max and also remind the judge that the court details on the stat demand was the wrong company Sorry, this does not make sense. and I feel this demonstrates the company’s total disregard of following correct procedures as they must have issued stat demands in this geographical area and therefore aware this information was incorrect.
What I meant was that I feel Lowell's/BW have gone straight to a stat demand without trying any other option first, such as a ccj. I also feel that they should have taken more care with the information placed on the stat demand as it listed the wrong court in respect of which court I needed to apply to in respect of the set aside. When I dropped off the set aside papers I mentioned this to the court official and they said that the company should know better as they have issued many stat demands and bankruptcy petitions at the court, so they are well aware which court should be stated and the court stated that I needed to contact ret the stat demand was incorrect. I feel they have completely disregarded the OFT guidelines re debt collection and the use of stat demands being a last resort and not the first. I want to know why they didn't try for a CCJ first instead of issuing a stat demand, as OFT debt collection guidelines recommend.
Re repayment - | looked at what I am repaying via my DMP and worked out what the contribution would be if included in the plan.
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