Letter From iquor's Solicitors

[Ihaterbs]

Re: Letter From iquor's Solicitors

Couldn't agree more, but still don't think it would stop the paper flowing from the other side. Guess the question is at what stage can you start ignoring letters and be acting reasonably? Or at what stage can you inform them you're not going to respond anymore and be acting reasonably?:beagle:

They haven't complied. Send a letter explaining that you're not entering into further correspondence until they've fulfilled their obligations under the act.

A DCA took me to court with only a signed application form the judge dismissed the claim within ten minutes after giving the other sides representative a torrid time.
Keep up the fight.

[middenmess]

Re: Letter From iquor's Solicitors

A DCA took me to court with only a signed application form the judge dismissed the claim within ten minutes after giving the other sides representative a torrid time.

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Would have loved to have been there!

[middenmess]

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Wrote to iqor and was ignored as I received a 'proper' letter from the same solicitor in Stratford this time a bit more assertive with the expected 'might' and 'may do;' this that and the other.

I then phoned the writer of my most recent [7 months ago] letter from Halifax in Customer Relations.

My last conversation with him had been polite and affable so I was pleasantly surprised that he immediately remembered me [Didn't think that I'd made that much of an impression during my last call,but I do press my points!]

End result after conferring with his 'boss' was that are standing by their opinion that the agreement is still unenforceable at present and as such the 'collections dept' should not be suggesting court action.He informed me that 'collections' will [should!] email iqor and tell them not to continue on that tack and all activity will be placed on hold for 30 days.He also said that if that information fails to get through to them --left hand,right hand syndrome--and further demands are received from iqor or their sols in the interim then I should ignore them.

I asked the 'collections' write to me and put that in writing and he said they would.

We'll see.

If all enquiries and complaints to creditors were dealt with as pleasantly as this then I'd be thinking that they had been bought out by Carlsberg!

[Brian]

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thats more like it! the 127 act being interpreted correctly

"A DCA took me to court with only a signed application form the judge dismissed the claim within ten minutes after giving the other sides representative a torrid time. "


Read more at: Letter From iquor's Solicitors - Legal Beagles Consumer Forum

[middenmess]

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All quiet since November 25th then today I receive a 'Threatogram' from Westcott.


Are Westcott one up from iQor or one step down the hierarchal ladder of DCA's?

[The Debt Star]

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Are Westcott one up from iQor or one step down the hierarchal ladder of DCA's?

dunno. isn't that a bit like asking who makes the best toilets? Armitage Shanks or Sanitex?

[ODC]

Re: Letter From iquor's Solicitors

All quiet since November 25th then today I receive a 'Threatogram' from Westcott.


Are Westcott one up from iQor or one step down the hierarchal ladder of DCA's?

dunno. isn't that a bit like asking who makes the best toilets? Armitage Shanks or Sanitex?

Dont forget that Westcot have a Pre-Court Division as well as using bright red ink. If Iqor has farmed it out its because they know its UNENFORCEABLE