HI, I just joined and immediately found what I was looking for, all the advise about CCA's-well done to the writer(s)!
To keep it brief, I am a UK guy but live and work in Taiwan.
In 2002, I took out an unsecured loan of 6000 pounds with Egg and defaulted when I went abroad to work. However, I made reduced payments and have done since then.
In my absence Egg did the dirty deed and issued a CCJ against me, which I had set aside once I found what had happened while I was away.
The debt was sold to CapQest about a year ago. I have been drip feeding them 1 pound a month, but the original outstanding debt of 2500 pouns, which was sold to CapQuest is now 4800 pounds, allegedly!
Anyway, I just got my CCA from them-it was like pulling teeth.
As far as I can see there are several faults. Firstly it is only two pages long and refers to terms and conditions. As I understand it, these should have been included in the original agreement and signed by me.
Secondly, I see no reference to a cooling off period.
Finaly, it does not mention the total credit to be charged.
Therefore, I consider it to be unenforceable and will write to them with the standard template letter(s) that you so excellently produced for such CCAs.
Question: I use a forwarding address in the UK and also my email for contact from them, but never used my address in Taiwan. Should I continue in this way, or would it help to give the Taiwanese address?
I copy the agreement below for you see.
Any comments would be welcome, especially as I am living and working in Taiwan.
To keep it brief, I am a UK guy but live and work in Taiwan.
In 2002, I took out an unsecured loan of 6000 pounds with Egg and defaulted when I went abroad to work. However, I made reduced payments and have done since then.
In my absence Egg did the dirty deed and issued a CCJ against me, which I had set aside once I found what had happened while I was away.
The debt was sold to CapQest about a year ago. I have been drip feeding them 1 pound a month, but the original outstanding debt of 2500 pouns, which was sold to CapQuest is now 4800 pounds, allegedly!
Anyway, I just got my CCA from them-it was like pulling teeth.
As far as I can see there are several faults. Firstly it is only two pages long and refers to terms and conditions. As I understand it, these should have been included in the original agreement and signed by me.
Secondly, I see no reference to a cooling off period.
Finaly, it does not mention the total credit to be charged.
Therefore, I consider it to be unenforceable and will write to them with the standard template letter(s) that you so excellently produced for such CCAs.
Question: I use a forwarding address in the UK and also my email for contact from them, but never used my address in Taiwan. Should I continue in this way, or would it help to give the Taiwanese address?
I copy the agreement below for you see.
Any comments would be welcome, especially as I am living and working in Taiwan.
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