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Brian v MBNA

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  • Brian v MBNA

    Guys,

    another one for the melting pot before christmas.
    My son 24 going on 12 took out a loan with MBNA in june 06.
    Due to job changes, girlfriend breakup etc, in short the debt hasnt/didnt get paid, and in the end MBNA (2 months ago) sold the debt off to EQUIDEBT. (9080 pounds)
    it now transpires that PPI was setup with this loan and is/was paid for some 12 months before the loan went pear shaped.
    I want to get rolling and try and get this PPI reclaimed as the boy was self employed so it was clealy mis-sold.
    Question is... who are we chasing on the PPI claim?
    When the debt was sold to equidebt, do they take on this element of the "debt" or is purely an MBNA thing on the PPI?

    Any help appreciated

    Brian

  • #2
    Re: Debt purchasing and assignment

    You need to chase MBNA for all of it until Equidebt can prove they are legally entitled to this debt. Have you sent any letters at all yet?

    There must be charges on this loan too, do you know how many?

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    • #3
      Re: Brian v MBNA

      Amy

      no in short, although he is getting a number of letters from EQUIDEBT , latest one is 50% off if he pays before jan 10th.

      I see where your coming from. MBNA did write some 4 months back (i think) to say the debt had been sold to equidebt (have letter on file), so that told me that they had washed therew hands of it, but a letter came 4 weeks about about PPI from MBNA do you want to renew it etc, so thats when the penny dropped about PPI on the oriiginal loan.

      let me know your thoughts

      Brian

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      • #4
        Re: Brian v MBNA

        For the PPI you need to adapt this letter to your sons case and claim it again MBNA.
        http://www.legalbeagles.info/forums/...ead.php?t=2337
        Borrow money from a pessimist -- they don't expect it back.

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        • #5
          Re: Brian v MBNA

          I still wouldn't be paying anything to Equidebt until I was certain they should be the ones to collect on this debt and they cannot do that unless they possess the correct paperwork.

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          • #6
            Re: Brian v MBNA

            Can I point you to these threads re PPI Claims

            PPI Notes - PLEASE READ FIRST

            PPI Preliminary Letter

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            • #7
              Re: Brian v MBNA

              guys

              manny thannks for the input
              on the case to get a letter to MBNA to kick this off

              noted on equidebt proof, have written to them 10 days ago on there offer, so that can be changed as we go along.

              rgds

              Brian

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              • #8
                Re: Brian v MBNA

                quick update as i write xmas cards:

                letter recived from EQUIDEBT stating they will now accept 6600 quid to close the matter, this is after sennding the "pay 50% now and well call it quits leaflet"
                **** jokers, so thats it.
                letter to MBNA on the PPI today and CCA etc etc requests from the joker outfit above tomorrow.(hardball time)

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                • #9
                  Re: Brian v MBNA

                  Originally posted by Brian View Post
                  quick update as i write xmas cards:

                  letter recived from EQUIDEBT stating they will now accept 6600 quid to close the matter, this is after sennding the "pay 50% now and well call it quits leaflet"
                  **** jokers, so thats it.
                  letter to MBNA on the PPI today and CCA etc etc requests from the joker outfit above tomorrow.(hardball time)
                  Hello Brian,

                  I have experience of equidebt and their shinanigans:santa2: Have you sent them a letter asking them for proof of this alleged debt and a section 77/78 request under the cca 1974 for a true copy of the original credit agreement, which allows them to pursue you:santa1:

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                  • #10
                    Re: Brian v MBNA

                    Hey Brian, have MBNA responded with your request ?

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