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Re: lowell group dirty tricks? Please advise
OOPS, Oh well. I may just call them, pay the money and then keep the info in case they come back, then go to court with the acceptance email to plead my case should they actually come after me again? Would this be the correct action guys?
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Re: lowell group dirty tricks? Please advise
It is always advisable to get written agreement prior to making a payment. I'd wait till they contact you again then write to them referring them to your previous offer and lack of response from them. No need to rush! :thumb:
Don't call them, keep it all in writing. :typing:
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Ive requested full proof that they own the debt as well as a full breakdown of charges plus origional written signed agreement. I have also launched a complaint with the fos and sent all information regardin the emails and communications. So i will just hang fire now and wait. i do beleive that if they were not trying to mislead me they would have sent the confirmation letter, no big deal. But sending a letter with no mention of any settlement i feel was very tricky, Sneaky Sneaky lol
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RESULT.. UPDATE.
Hi guys , i just wanted to let you know that i got some joy after bombarding them, although the line that they will send feedback to their operative on the matter. " The ;etter was signed by one of teh directors mr crabtree" so that part i dont really beleive, But anyway its settled.
Please see email received from internal complaints dept.
Dear Mr McKenzie
Further to our email of 15 August 2014, I have concluded my review of your complaint.
Your complaint
Following receipt of our letter dated 25 July 2014 you have advised us that you feel you were being misled into paying these accounts as the letter does not confirm your offer as being accepted as full and final settlement on each of the above accounts. As a result, you are considering further action.
You have advised us that this matter has caused you considerable stress.
Details of my investigation
On 11 July 2014 you informed us of your financial and medical situation and offered £300 in full and final settlement of accounts 92548794 and93875503. We advised we would take this under consideration.
In your email dated 16 July 2014, you advised that you could pay £150, to each account as a full and final settlement, within 7 days. If the offer was accepted you stated that the funds were being provided by your sister.
On 23 July 2014, we sent you email confirmation advising that we were pleased to inform you that we had accepted your offer to settle your accounts with Lowell, reference numbers ========== and =========, for £150.00 each. You were also provided with our bank details in order to make your payments.
On 24 July 2014 you asked us for a letter to confirm our previous email dated 23 July 2014, which was sent to you on 25 July 2014.
Complaint resolution
I accept and apologise that our letter dated 25 July 2014 was unclear and did not reflect what we had already advised by e-mail, that your offer was acceptable. Feedback will be provided to the agent who issued the letter, in-line with our internal complaints procedure. In addition I would like to reassure you that having accepted your offer by e-mail, Lowell had no intention of misleading you and not honouring this.
Your payment offer is still acceptable and the entire balances, listed above, will show as due and owing until the arrangement, previously agreed with our Customer Services department to pay the reduced settlement of £150 on each account has been completed. Once the payments have been taken, I will close accounts 92548794 and93875503, as outlined above.
Please contact me on 0800 5420058 and extension 8050 to make your payments.
As previously explained, the payments would be taken as a reduced settlement of the original balances. Consequently, each default on your credit file would be marked as ‘partially satisfied’, with no further monies expected or due. Please be advised that it could take up to 50 days for the Credit Reference Agencies to update their information.
I note your email dated 20 August 2014 requesting a copy of both agreements and a breakdown of all charges on these accounts. I have ordered the relevant documents to evidence this, which will be with you in due course. Until such time, our collections activity will be on hold.
If you wish to dispute my decision, the Financial Ombudsman Service provides a dispute resolution service to assist customers who feel their complaint remains unresolved. You have a right to use this service for up to six months from the date of this letter. For more information please visit the Financial Ombudsman’s website using the following hyperlink: http://www.financial-ombudsman.org.uk/publications/consumer-leaflet.htm. Naturally, I hope that you will not feel the need to do so. Should you require a paper copy of this leaflet, please let me know and I will arrange to send one to you.
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RESULT..Last edited by overworkeduk; 22nd August 2014, 15:54:PM.
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