A Data Subject Access Request (“DSAR”) is a request to a person for data and information contained within documents which have been stored, processed and shared by a processor or controller of the data and information.
When dealing with a bank, debt collection agent or trustee to name a few, your first move should always be to send a DSAR. Data and information are key to exposing the criminal and deceitful practices of the banking system and their legal minions.
Debt Less offers a unique DSAR drafting service whereby any agent can be fully exposed and their unscrupulous practices revealed.
Simply email us your request and we will get to work for you.
The Data Protection Act 2018 is the UK legislation we refer to when we make a DSAR. There are multiple sections of the act which we utilise in order to expose concealment by banks, councils and legal agents. The legislation is a key component to our client’s success.
GDPR is a European data protection and privacy directive adopted on 14 April 2016, being made enforceable from 25 May 2018. At Debt Less we use GDPR to great effect when dealing with agents and trustees concerning the rights of beneficiaries to their data and information, or indeed the rights to have data erased.
Non compliance with a DSAR constitutes concealment. This is a very serious matter for whoever has decided to conceal your data and is actually treated as a criminal offence pursuant to s.173 Data Protection Act 2018 and s.2 s.3 Fraud Act 2006. Banks, debt collection agents and their legal agents alike, conceal data as a matter of course, contrary to their obligations or the pertinent directives or legislation.
If you have sent a DSAR which has not been complied with you are within your rights to bring a claim against the data controller or processor of your data. We offer bespoke training and claim form drafting services to facilitate the same.
Case management is a complex matter. Students ought to study the relevant and free training material within our Facebook group, attend webinars or receive one to one mentoring upon effective case management.
Case management is a reserved legal activity pursuant to the Legal Services Act 2007 and not undertaken by Debt Less LLC. Therefore, it is the sole responsibility of the student to adhere to any court directions, filing requirements, payment of court fees, timeframes and so forth.
We are not solicitors, we are a training platform, and as such we do not perform any regulated activity such as; representing students in court, attending to filing requirements, acting as McKenzie friends, lay representatives and so forth.
He or she who seeks equity, must do equity. In other words, one’s financial education and subsequent case management, is the responsibility of the individual.
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