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Bradford & Bingley
from (lisa_foxy@yahoo.com)
I have been waiting for a responce from the B&B regarding my
request for copies of valuation reports and origional mortgage
deeds. I have now requested these documents 3 times without
any reply, so in my last letter to them I said that unless they
provided me with the documents I was unable to verify whether
the debt that they are seeking was valid.
I recieved 2 letters almost straight away....
1. saying that they had responded to my first letter and enclosed
a copy for me to see ( I never recieved it!) and further saying that
they had not recieved my second letter ( funny as I have kept the
recorded delivery ticket which I posted the letter with which
confirms that the letter arrived at the office the following morning
and was signed for ).
The 2nd letter goes on to explain that further to their previous
correspondence they would reiterate ( well I never recieved this
letter .so why tell me again if it's a copy of the origional letter, I
wonder was this letter typed up only last week?) that the
independent valuations at the time of the sale do not constitute
personal data under the Data protection Act and therefore fall
outside the scope of the subjects access provisions..But if court
proceedings become necessary they would of course comply
with the disclosure rules.
They also say that they do not hold a copy of the deeds as there
is no requirement for them to do so and that they were sent to
the purchasers at the time of the sale.
Also in the paperwork that I recieved in responce to my Sarn
there is nothing to show how they arrived at the amount of short
fall that they are claiming all that there is is a page showing
origional value, sale price, date of sale and date of
repossession, addresses and thats it, the rest are all copies of
letters sent to an old address which I once again never
recieved...
Any advise on what my next step should be would be greatly
appreciated.
Thanks in advance
Slightly confused.. Lisa
(posted 8554 days ago)
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