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  • Abbey CC

    I have an old Abbey CC from 2008, defaulted about 2011 and now owned by Santander (they took over Abbey); it's about 6k. I've been paying £1 a month for 10 years, they've never asked for more, I don't understand why. I got the CCA agreement last year and it looked legible so I haven't done anything about it. I'm wondering what my options are. If I stopped paying would they go CCJ route?

    Is there anything historical which might make this Unenforceable?
    Would I stand any chance of having a small offer, of say 10%, accepted in F+F?
    There are a lot of bank charges on it. Could I claim them back?

    I also got a SAR for this last year. I've just checked the details they sent and there's no reference to a default notice. Is a default notice a required document if they would be to make a Claim?
    Last edited by Taurus100; 31st August 2021, 17:09:PM.
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    You could post up the CCA removing all personal details, copy, remove personal details, scan and post. So that the members can check it for you. You could offer 10% as a Full & Final settlement (that needs to be done correctly). If you are in financial hardship you could TRY to claim charges back. The Default Notice would have been issued 3 months after you stopped making payments on your Credit Card. How far back does the SAR data they sent you go?
    Last edited by echat11; 31st August 2021, 17:59:PM.

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    • #3
      Thanks for your reply echat. The transactions on the SAR go back to the start of the account. There's also a short listing of events (doesn't mention a default notice).

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      • #4
        Originally posted by Taurus100 View Post
        Thanks for your reply echat. The transactions on the SAR go back to the start of the account. There's also a short listing of events (doesn't mention a default notice).
        It could be that they haven't defaulted you because you've been making the minimum payment. Does the 'short listing of events' go far back as 2011?

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        • #5
          Yes the events goes back to the start of the account. I haven't made a minimum payment since before I defaulted over 10 years ago. Where should I send the redacted SAR to?

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          • #6
            Originally posted by Taurus100 View Post
            Yes the events goes back to the start of the account. I haven't made a minimum payment since before I defaulted over 10 years ago. Where should I send the redacted SAR to?
            To Santander's Data Protection Team, there should be an email address on their website.

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            • #7
              Should there have been a default notice? What happens if there wasn't? Can they send me one now, it's well over 6 years ago and the account doesn't show at all on my credit file. I have already got the SAR. I meant to say can I send you a redacted copy of it, where shall I send it to?

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              • #8
                Originally posted by Taurus100 View Post
                Should there have been a default notice? What happens if there wasn't? Can they send me one now, it's well over 6 years ago and the account doesn't show at all on my credit file. I have already got the SAR. I meant to say can I send you a redacted copy of it, where shall I send it to?
                Should there have been a default notice? No because you've been paying £1 each month.
                What happens if there wasn't? Nothing, you haven't defaulted.
                Can they send me one now, it's well over 6 years ago and the account doesn't show at all on my credit file. It doesn't make sense to do that as the account doesn't appear on your Credit File so neither would the default.
                I have already got the SAR. I meant to say can I send you a redacted copy of it, where shall I send it to? You can attach it to a post, 'paperclip in blue boarder'.

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