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Hillside Services Limited
JOHNSTONE1
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Really worried and wondered if any of you can help?!
My husband entered into a car finance agreement last year he was in the army and when discussing it with them they asked if he had a partner and if she could talk to me she basically said would i be happy to become a point of contact for when he was out of the country with work etc and i agreed they sent through the paperwork which we both asked to sign and before i'd realised i'd become a guarentor for him. I know i sound really stupid but i had no previous experience in this and we just got caught up in things
Anyway shortly after he left me and dissapeared completley (also from the army so no one could trace him. Today i recieved a letter from Hillside Services Limited to my parents address where i now live, asking me to call them what should i do..... really worried?!
My husband entered into a car finance agreement last year he was in the army and when discussing it with them they asked if he had a partner and if she could talk to me she basically said would i be happy to become a point of contact for when he was out of the country with work etc and i agreed they sent through the paperwork which we both asked to sign and before i'd realised i'd become a guarentor for him. I know i sound really stupid but i had no previous experience in this and we just got caught up in things
Anyway shortly after he left me and dissapeared completley (also from the army so no one could trace him. Today i recieved a letter from Hillside Services Limited to my parents address where i now live, asking me to call them what should i do..... really worried?!
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Your first port of call should be to contact one of the Debt Charities; see links below. Their services are free; they have no vested interest to serve; their advisors are professionally trained and the advice they give will be objective and in your best interests only.
CCCS 0800 138 1111 National Debtline 0808 808 4000 Business Debt Line 0800 197 6026 CAB – Contact your local office and ask to speak to a Specialist Financial Advisor.If you've have not made a mistake, you've made nothing0
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