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Hillesden Securities/DLC What's my next step?

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  • Hillesden Securities/DLC What's my next step?

    I received a letter from DLC and Bank of Scotland in mid-Dec 2014 to tell me that my overdraft had been passed on to DLC. I requested a copy of the agreement, a full statement of account, a copy of the deed of assignment and copies of any other documents related to the account.
    On the 14th Jan 2015 I received a heavily redacted copy of the deed of assignment and a letter stating that they were waiting on the rest of the documents from Bank of Scotland.
    Today (1st of April) I received a copy of my original application form for the business account that the overdraft was attached to a copies of previous bank statements and a new balance which is now higher so they are obviously are charging interest without bothering to tell me in the last four months.
    Am I right in saying that the agreement was in default from not complying to my request in time but it is now no longer since they have finally produced the signed document between the bank and myself? If the agreement was in default did they have the right to add interest to the account during that time?
    Please help, my head is spinning
    Chris.
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    Re: Hillesden Securities/DLC What's my next step?

    Hi when did you open your account with Bank of Scotland? I take it you stopped making payments and it was called in by the Bank? When did that happen?

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      Re: Hillesden Securities/DLC What's my next step?

      I opened the account in 2008 with the intent of building up my own business but personal problems prevented this. I arranged a repayment plan with the bank which I kept to which is why I was so surprised when they sold the debt. I can only think it was due to it being low payments over a long period.

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