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have grown increasingly disturbed by the disregard shown to regular payments made on this account by Bryom & Keeley; my debt management company, prior to its sale to Cabot Financial in xxxx. I have also grown concerned about the number and frequency of telephone calls that persisted from 2005 up until this time, despite informing your operatives on a numerous occasions that I was in a Debt Management Plan with the aforementioned company.
Despite regular payments being sent to you on my behalf, together with financial statements, a letter of authorisation and a letter detailing an offer of payment, telephone calls continued to bombard my home, claiming that none of these were ever received by yourselves. Seeing as all enclosed cheques were cashed, I found this strange. Having recently discovered that these cheques were apparently beeing stock piled
since i was in a dmp the statments show checks being stock piled to add mor chargesckpiled by yourselves in order to justify entering a default on my credit file for “breaching” an arrangement to pay however, it is fortunate that I am able to prove that my account never exceeded its limit prior to entering into a Debt Management Plan. I am also able to substantiate the dates when each cheque was sent to yourselves, as well as when these were cashed.
As well as requiring a full written explanation of these actions as part of my complaint, I also require your signed evidence of my alleged authorisation for £9.94 to be added each month for Payment Break Plan (PPI insurance); seeing as I have been out of work since 1996.
In April 2007, it appears that Cabot Financial purchased this account from yourselves at which point, £850 was added to the account. After liasing with Cabot Financial however, copy statements clearly showed the manner in which cheque payments had been stockpiled by yourselves in order to attract an array of unlawful charges,
Despite regular payments being sent to you on my behalf, together with financial statements, a letter of authorisation and a letter detailing an offer of payment, telephone calls continued to bombard my home, claiming that none of these were ever received by yourselves. Seeing as all enclosed cheques were cashed, I found this strange. Having recently discovered that these cheques were apparently beeing stock piled
since i was in a dmp the statments show checks being stock piled to add mor chargesckpiled by yourselves in order to justify entering a default on my credit file for “breaching” an arrangement to pay however, it is fortunate that I am able to prove that my account never exceeded its limit prior to entering into a Debt Management Plan. I am also able to substantiate the dates when each cheque was sent to yourselves, as well as when these were cashed.
As well as requiring a full written explanation of these actions as part of my complaint, I also require your signed evidence of my alleged authorisation for £9.94 to be added each month for Payment Break Plan (PPI insurance); seeing as I have been out of work since 1996.
In April 2007, it appears that Cabot Financial purchased this account from yourselves at which point, £850 was added to the account. After liasing with Cabot Financial however, copy statements clearly showed the manner in which cheque payments had been stockpiled by yourselves in order to attract an array of unlawful charges,
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