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Do you think you will answer that nice lady? After all they are only thinking about your future ability to obtain credit and be debt free. How magnanimous of them to think about your well-being!
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Another letter , I can speak to them pay monthly ,they will write again .Not threatening .
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It is nice to know they " have a flexible approach to how much you owe us". What on earth does that mean? Why can't they go directly to zero?
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Originally posted by cardiac arrest View PostNo not just curious, have started a thread in the Diaries section anyway...Thanks....
edit - --> http://forums.all-about-debt.co.uk/s...l=1#post536542
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Originally posted by Never-In-Doubt View PostNo. An OD is annual so they can cancel it / recall it anytime really. Usually within 1yr from renewal so worse case 2yrs after last use.
Totally different. I've explained it on other threads - do you need the info or just curious as I am busy?
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Originally posted by Never-In-Doubt View PostIf it was me I would not reply at this stage. What you guys do is entirely your own decision. If you do reply then maybe a new CCA request would be best.
Start from scratch.
Its the the last thing I'd do mind you. #JustSaying
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If it was me I would not reply at this stage. What you guys do is entirely your own decision. If you do reply then maybe a new CCA request would be best.
Start from scratch.
Its the the last thing I'd do mind you. #JustSaying
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Originally posted by Never-In-Doubt View Postwhy would you do that? Really?
Currently that was an automated letter - thousands were sent. Send it - watch then - a human intervenes and then they will be back on you like a rash.
Read my posts throughout this thread - why people are thinking about replying astounds me when it's spelled out throughout the thread that that would be pretty silly
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Originally posted by Never-In-Doubt View PostI'd not worry too much about things unless you've been contacted by Cabot Financial (UK) Ltd. You'll notice they may show as assignor or as the creditor if it's gone legal.
If they aren't authorised they can't assign a debt, debt collect a debt or start action - it's not guaranteed that you'll all have something but those that do - well, let's hope that a claim arrives let's put it that way
However, the Current Creditor is listed as Cabot Financial UK Limited. (ie, no brackets around the UK).
They seem awfully confused, poor souls.
Mindful of what you've said later on, should I ignore or send Account Sold, do you think? I'd ordinarily send Account Sold but am now wondering?
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Originally posted by cardiac arrest View Postguess i'll just send the prove it letter...
Currently that was an automated letter - thousands were sent. Send it - watch then - a human intervenes and then they will be back on you like a rash.
Read my posts throughout this thread - why people are thinking about replying astounds me when it's spelled out throughout the thread that that would be pretty silly
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Originally posted by cardiac arrest View Postnice one ! is the SB period for overdrafts debt the same as credit card debt do you know ?
Totally different. I've explained it on other threads - do you need the info or just curious as I am busy?
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