Hi All
First post me, after some advice if possible.
I have £3,792.41 outstanding from a old MBNA credit card from 2006. The debt was sold to Arrow Global Guernsey Limited back in September 2008.Since then I have been paying £1 a month and basically ignoring all letters.
FF to February this year and I received my first letter from Drydensfairfax Solicitors. I responded to them within a week with a "prove it" letter. In June they responded saying they couldn't send me out original docs due to Covid but I could access them via there website. The docs they had provided were a "Transaction Summary" and a "Notice of Assignment" but no CCA. I wasn't sure what to do next so was going to look for advice. Anyway that was 2 weeks and today I have received a "Letter of Claim" in accordance with there Pre-Action Protocol for Debt Claims.
The letter states I must respond within 30 days otherwise proceedings may be issued against me. They also state if I am replying I must return there reply form. The form is split into 4 sections, i will list the headlines below, the is more detail for each option
Section 1: Do you owe the Debt
Box A - I agree I owe the Debt
Box B - I owe some of the debt, but not all.
Box C - I dont know whether I owe the debt.
Box D - I dispute the debt
Section 2: How will you Pay?
Box E - I will pay what i owe now
Box F - I will pay, but i need time to pay
Section 3: Do you intend to get, or are you already getting, debt advice?
Box G - I am getting or intend to get debt advice
Section 4: What documents are you sending with this form? What information do you need?
Box H - I have provided documents
Box I - I need more documents
It then asks me to sign and date the form
So my question is what do I do next? Do I return the form ticking Box D that I don't owe the debt and also Box I saying I want a copy CCA but not signing the form. Or do I just send them a letter asking for the CCA? or can I not say Box D as i am paying them £1 a month?
Advice greatly appreciated
First post me, after some advice if possible.
I have £3,792.41 outstanding from a old MBNA credit card from 2006. The debt was sold to Arrow Global Guernsey Limited back in September 2008.Since then I have been paying £1 a month and basically ignoring all letters.
FF to February this year and I received my first letter from Drydensfairfax Solicitors. I responded to them within a week with a "prove it" letter. In June they responded saying they couldn't send me out original docs due to Covid but I could access them via there website. The docs they had provided were a "Transaction Summary" and a "Notice of Assignment" but no CCA. I wasn't sure what to do next so was going to look for advice. Anyway that was 2 weeks and today I have received a "Letter of Claim" in accordance with there Pre-Action Protocol for Debt Claims.
The letter states I must respond within 30 days otherwise proceedings may be issued against me. They also state if I am replying I must return there reply form. The form is split into 4 sections, i will list the headlines below, the is more detail for each option
Section 1: Do you owe the Debt
Box A - I agree I owe the Debt
Box B - I owe some of the debt, but not all.
Box C - I dont know whether I owe the debt.
Box D - I dispute the debt
Section 2: How will you Pay?
Box E - I will pay what i owe now
Box F - I will pay, but i need time to pay
Section 3: Do you intend to get, or are you already getting, debt advice?
Box G - I am getting or intend to get debt advice
Section 4: What documents are you sending with this form? What information do you need?
Box H - I have provided documents
Box I - I need more documents
It then asks me to sign and date the form
So my question is what do I do next? Do I return the form ticking Box D that I don't owe the debt and also Box I saying I want a copy CCA but not signing the form. Or do I just send them a letter asking for the CCA? or can I not say Box D as i am paying them £1 a month?
Advice greatly appreciated
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