I am faced with a problem with a DCA - Capquest.
The amount owed is £6100.00 ( They bought the debt of £5650.00 from the original creditor, Barclays Partner Finance 30/08/2011 ) . They say that my account is being processed for legal action.
I had previously entered into a payment plan of £20 per month, but stopped, after wondering if they actually had the correct documentation on my file, and therefore, the right to enforce it.
I issued them with a SAR request, ( they confirmed my request, but said they may not have all of the information requested, and that I would have to go back to the original creditor for the information )
When the SAR arrived, all there was: A letter from the original creditor ( Barclays Partner Finance ), saying that the debt had been bought by them ( 30/08/2011 ) + transcripts of conversations we have had discussing payment plans & my offer of FF payment of £2500 ( which was rejected as being to low, they said they the lowest they would accept was £4500 ).
There was no copy of the original signed credit agreement, nor a copy of the original default notice. ( I now realize, I should have sent a CCA as they are not the original creditor, I am in the process of doing this now to see what response I get.)
I sent a SAR to the original creditor Barclays Partner Finance, who were able to provide the original Credit Agreement ( 19/05/07 ) + Default notice ( 27/09/2008 ) about a year ago.
So I just wanted your advice on where to take this next. I realize the " Statute Barred " clock started from when I made my last £20.00 payment 4 months ago ( 5 years in Scotland I belive ).
Is the ownness on the DCA to provide the original Credit Agreement + Original Default Notice ( which I would imagine they would need to take legal action ) ?
How likely is it that they will follow through with the threat of a CCJ in light of them being in England, and me living in Scotland ( they would therefore need to bring the action to my local Sheriffs Office ) and the fact they have not included the original Credit Agreement + Original Default Notice in the SAR & have already offered a generous FF settlement ?
I realize the Default on my credit file will drop off in September this year, rendering my credit files completely clean, so I don"t want to risk spoiling this, by acquiring a CCJ, so just need your advice on what to do next & in your opinion, are they bluffing and trying their hand by scare tactics?
The amount owed is £6100.00 ( They bought the debt of £5650.00 from the original creditor, Barclays Partner Finance 30/08/2011 ) . They say that my account is being processed for legal action.
I had previously entered into a payment plan of £20 per month, but stopped, after wondering if they actually had the correct documentation on my file, and therefore, the right to enforce it.
I issued them with a SAR request, ( they confirmed my request, but said they may not have all of the information requested, and that I would have to go back to the original creditor for the information )
When the SAR arrived, all there was: A letter from the original creditor ( Barclays Partner Finance ), saying that the debt had been bought by them ( 30/08/2011 ) + transcripts of conversations we have had discussing payment plans & my offer of FF payment of £2500 ( which was rejected as being to low, they said they the lowest they would accept was £4500 ).
There was no copy of the original signed credit agreement, nor a copy of the original default notice. ( I now realize, I should have sent a CCA as they are not the original creditor, I am in the process of doing this now to see what response I get.)
I sent a SAR to the original creditor Barclays Partner Finance, who were able to provide the original Credit Agreement ( 19/05/07 ) + Default notice ( 27/09/2008 ) about a year ago.
So I just wanted your advice on where to take this next. I realize the " Statute Barred " clock started from when I made my last £20.00 payment 4 months ago ( 5 years in Scotland I belive ).
Is the ownness on the DCA to provide the original Credit Agreement + Original Default Notice ( which I would imagine they would need to take legal action ) ?
How likely is it that they will follow through with the threat of a CCJ in light of them being in England, and me living in Scotland ( they would therefore need to bring the action to my local Sheriffs Office ) and the fact they have not included the original Credit Agreement + Original Default Notice in the SAR & have already offered a generous FF settlement ?
I realize the Default on my credit file will drop off in September this year, rendering my credit files completely clean, so I don"t want to risk spoiling this, by acquiring a CCJ, so just need your advice on what to do next & in your opinion, are they bluffing and trying their hand by scare tactics?
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