Re: Lowells and hamptons legal debt recovery letters for lloyds overdraft
The cause of action would be when they had a cause to start recovery action against you. That's normally once you miss a contractual payment. With overdrafts it's not so clear cut because there are no set payment dates, but 3 years after the last payment was made is not acceptable. Have you checked your credit file to see if there's a default recorded in May 2010? If so, that's what they're referring to and it has no bearing on SBd, however, for the sake of your credit file, you should get that record amended so that default no longer shows if it was meant to date back to 2007. :thumb:
Twice Statute Barred! msl: msl:
2010 must have been when they sold the account to Lowell. As you've already made your point, I'd just wait and see if they write again. Once you claim a debt to be SBd, it's up to THEM to PROVE it isn't, and it's against collection guidance to keep pressing for payment once a debtor has informed a creditor that the debt is SBd and will not be paying for that reason. Let's see if you hear from them again and do post up when you do. :typing:
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