Notice of Assignment - very confused

Tinkles

Hello,

I would be very grateful if anyone could give me some advice.
On 9th April I received a letter from my original creditor stating that they had passed on my debt of £6222. 7 days later I received a Notice of Assignment from the new company stating that the debt was £7911 (an increase of £1689 in 7 days??). I submitted a CCA request in June which they have failed to respond to in any way, including a formal complaint made to them soon after. This morning I have received another Notice of Assignment from the same company stating that this debt now stands at £8552. I am now concerned as, as far as I am aware, this debt is still in dispute and has been since June and therefore no further charges can be added - is this right and why would thay have sent me another Notice of Assignment when they sent one 8 months ago??

bank_of_slate

I'm sure they are just trying to scare you into paying!
Stick around, Fermi and RAS are usually very good with this sort of situation
...Linda xx

Tinkles

bank_of_slate wrote: »

I'm sure they are just trying to scare you into paying!
Stick around, Fermi and RAS are usually very good with this sort of situation
...Linda xx

Thanks Linda - I certainly could use some advice - it's really getting me down. All I want is a valid CCA and then I'll be happy to talk about repayments - they just refuse to put anything in writing.

Fire_Fox

Are you 100% certain the debt collectors have received your letters? Did you send them recorded delivery?

stapeley

If you have proof of delivery, then the debt is frozen after the time limit . No interest can be added while in dispute . So do not worry about the increase , if it went to court IF the CCA was produced and Judged enforceable . A court would not allow the increase from when the dispute was registered to the date of the Judgement .

Tinkles

Thanks Stapeley
I had hoped that the letters with the drastic increase in amounts was just trying to scare me - I just have to stand my ground now and see what happens.

thanks to everyone for their help and advice.