Delayed BR

coco1277_2

Simpsona wrote: »

Hi Shaun,
When you booked newcastle court did they take much info? When I rang they offered 25th Feb but I panicked and thought that didnt give me enough time to get sorted so asked for the following week and they gave me March 6th. They then took only my name (even tho joint BR) and a contact telephone number and that was that? I was expecting them to take my full details, maybe NI number address etc? Panicking incase I havent booked it properly now? They did give 2 times slots 10 mins apart but said they would just see us together.

Hi Simpsona , Yes thats correct when I booked mine all they took was name and contact number and said I wouldnt need to see judge. but when I got there on the day there was alot of waiting around and seen judge at 12pm even though my appointment was 10.30am. Also I thought I would of been given an official receiver in Newcastle but mines in Hull , Got telephone interview at 8.30am on wednesday :eek: . I went bankrupt on 22nd Jan.

Simpsona

Im starting to feel sick just thinking about it now! Not so worried about the court because of all the info on here but terrified of the OR call!:eek:

Sorry, shouldnt say that with yours coming up soon!

shaunnortheast

Dont Worry About It, Im Not, Think As Soon As Its Done No More Phone Calls & Letter And Debt Collectors. Plus There Only Human

skylight

One Banking??? You are paying a set up fee AND a monthly fee for this.

You can get a basic bank account for FREE - Co-Op Cashminder is the most BR friendly account. Proper banking without the overdraft.
And if a Mastercard is important to you, then you can get pre-paid ones with fees less than the One are charging.


(I just hate to see people waste money!!)

shaunnortheast

Didnt know that im on the case, just got of the phone to the merry people at head office whove greatly decided out of 5 of us subcontacting for them 3 need to go, 2 have got children under 1 and another has a pregnent wife looks like im out a job after all

coco1277_2

shaunnortheast wrote: »

Didnt know that im on the case, just got of the phone to the merry people at head office whove greatly decided out of 5 of us subcontacting for them 3 need to go, 2 have got children under 1 and another has a pregnent wife looks like im out a job after all

Sorry to hear that Shaun , Hope it works out ok for you .

shaunnortheast

no ipa for me maybe, down the dole office i think, well my new life maybe really new new house new job and BR can any 1 beet that for changes within a month

skylight

If you are on JSA you will not be given an IPA. And it will stay that way if you are on JSA until your discharge. Of course, if you get a job before discharge then you may have to pay an IPA dependent on the usual income/outgoings and left overs.

Glad you are strong enough to deal with it all. Its horrible when it happens all at once and you don't have any breathing space.

shaunnortheast

The way i see it is my rent is paid ive got power, heat and food this time 3 years ago i was in afgan and didnt have any of them, and theres still boys out there now with out them now so ive got nothing to be down about