ozboy
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Post by ozboy on Jun 1, 2017 12:09:44 GMT
I am running down my Zopa (and RS) account, haven't added funds for years, and check in every month, when the Usual Suspects of around 11 or so Defaulters are always regularly listed, occasionally being joined by a New Defaulter.
In the last few days I logged on and this static list of Defaulters, which had been virtually exactly the same for months/years and never changed, had completely disappeared and been replaced out of nowhere by an entirely new list of around 11 Defaulters I had never seen before.
11 or so Defaulters don't just pay up or get given up on in 30 days duration and then replaced immediately by another 11 or so New Defaulters all at once?!!!
I am confused to say the least & have emailed and got an unsatisfactory reply from Zopa so have asked them to explain in much more detail to a numpty like me.
Anyone else had this happen and can explain in simple terms what the hell is going on?
Zopa's Reply, which I don't understand and makes no sense at all to me because I'm a bit thick :-
Good afternoon *******
Thank you for contacting Zopa.
The reason for this disappearance is that those late payers will have either been defaulted or caught up with their repayments. The new list will have come about because a month has passed, therefore another cycle of repayments, and the list of who is in arrears and who has gone on to be defaulted will be different.
I hope this makes sense? Do let me know.
Kind regards,
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aju
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Post by aju on Jun 1, 2017 12:42:08 GMT
If they have paid up then they will be closed, you should still be able to see them in the "all time" file probably marked as closed now. Hopefully you have a number of CSV's, I take them every month for my own stats etc, so you should be able to see the previous months defaults and then taking the new file just check them by borrower name in excel, assuming you have both files and also excel, although you could use any number of methods without excel as long as you have the all time files csv files.
Just a thought.
PS: maybe zopas data runs have failed, there were a number of data formatting discrepancies in the whole book (altfi data) reports a few months back when zopa was still deciding on output types etc. They fixed the ones I spotted but that was the altfi data rather than personal data.
Does seem a hell of a coincidence for your data.
edit: just checked my all_time file from last week and yes defaulted dates do remain in safeguarded defaults even when they are closed. What you should be doing, assuming you know how to in excel is filtering out all defaults in sg as they are irrelevant at present. You can do this by filtering on the safeguard column removing all true states so you only see defaults that are relevant to true losses.
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Post by ozboy on Jun 1, 2017 16:26:49 GMT
Thank you aju for your bit of guidance, I'll "make enquiries" as The Godfather says. I don't fanny around with spreadsheets, perhaps I should. If I knew how to do them properly. I'm no Luddite, but I'm also not the sharpest IT Tool in the box either.
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Post by aju on Jun 1, 2017 17:34:56 GMT
who me a sharp tool, my OH never bothers with the sharp word that often ;-)
I'm still struggling with excel most of the time just been at it a long while I guess. Even if you are not a sharp tool you can always load up the CSV, put filters on and freeze the top row and theres a world of stuff you can do at just that simple level. You can even do it on google docs I think as well I think. Learn how to sort and you are away.
Glad you got some pointers anyway.
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