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23rd March 2009 10:39 #1Basic Account Holder
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Flexiloan agreement, enforceable?
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My mum received a letter today fromdebt management and Recovery Services Ltd, who are a part of
Abbey National plc.
Am I right in thinking these are their in house debt collectors? Does anyone know different?
The letter is a default of payment notice which isn't sent under the consumer credit act. What are these about?
Also does anyone know of any problems with cahoot flexiloan agreements? This is my mums that is posted above?
Thanks in advance for any info anyone can give.
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24th March 2009 10:50 #2Basic Account Holder
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Re: Flexiloan agreement, enforceable?
I am particularly concerned about the apr info, whether it is enough to make it enforceable? Can anyone help please?
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24th March 2009 11:01 #3
Re: Flexiloan agreement, enforceable?
DMRS are indeed the in-house collection wing of
Abbey .
As for the agreement I'm no expert. The paragraph below thesignature box, "blah blah blah only binding on us if it is returned within 60 days and we have completed our final checks" is what interests me. I don't understand how it can be deemed an agreement when you have effectively yet to be accepted. Its like the final part of an application.
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