Hi all,
I have been dragged into the world of 'unenforceable credit agreements' which is really interesting but at the same time very frustrating.
So what stage am I at?
I have requested on two occasions the signed CCA. They have sent me the original and the ammended t&c's but no signed agreement. I am now assuming that they dont have it.
I have sent the standard letter that the account is now in dispute and they may not add
interest
etc... and I have had a reply that they have sent me the executable agreement.
They also go on to say..."
A "copy" of an agreement will satisfy the requirements even if the signature
box and/or the signature are not included as clarified by Regulation 3(2) of the Consumer Credit (Cancellation Notices and Copies of Docments) Regulations 1983."
Am I right in saying that yes they can send me this document, but this does not prove that I have actually signed an agreement therefore, this does not constitute as a signed credit agreement?
Thats where I am at. What should I do next.
1) Send a
Subject access request
?
2) Wait for them to chase me?
3)Begin court proceedings to ask for disclosure of my documents
4)Warn them that if they do not send me a true signed copy of my CCA then I shall begin litigation through the courts?
What do you think?
Thanks
Stefan

(Not my real name)