Wiping credit card- is it a scam?

never-in-doubt

oscar52 wrote: »

Consumer Credit Services is a ligitimate business, registered wit the ministry of Justice SEE HERE under the number CRM20280.

However, you can still do all they state for a fraction of the cost - usually £1 for an agreement request or £10 for a statement request

Good post Oscar - to do it yourself for £1 - see here: Unenforceability & Template Letters

never-in-doubt

esw2003 wrote: »

This thread is 2 months old.

you're quick off the mark :rotfl::rotfl:

bobwanderer

I'd fogotten about this post, I'm glad that some people have benefitted from this being flagged. Oh, and Rupert Bear I have plenty of self respect thanks, you aren't aware of the circumstances resulting in my need to take out a credit card so please hold back on your overly harsh judgement, I was trying to do people a favour by posting on this and I find your comment rude and entirely inappropriate given the very nature of this website. Rant over.

Cypherhull

i was wounding if some one can help i had a guys telling me that i can have my debt cleared from my CC but i don't know if they are trusted they are asking for a fee of £495 which would go on my card if they lose i don't have to pay sound too good to be true this is the guys site

park lane services

can anyone tell me if this is for real?

milliemonster

Cypherhull wrote: »

i was wounding if some one can help i had a guys telling me that i can have my debt cleared from my CC but i don't know if they are trusted they are asking for a fee of £495 which would go on my card if they lose i don't have to pay sound too good to be true this is the guys site

park lane services

can anyone tell me if this is for real?

Don't you read ANYTHING????

have a read of posts 8, 10 and 12 of this thread for goodness sake

SimonJB

milliemonster wrote: »

Don't you read ANYTHING????

have a read of posts 8, 10 and 12 of this thread for goodness sake

That's a nice welcome for a newcomer

never-in-doubt

SimonJB wrote: »

That's a nice welcome for a newcomer

And asking a question that is already answered no less than 3 times doesn't give a newbie the right to be daft does it....

In all seriousness, the post wasn't rude - it was more a firm response.

Cypherhull

milliemonster wrote: »

Don't you read ANYTHING????

have a read of posts 8, 10 and 12 of this thread for goodness sake

thanks for the great welcome, nice to know i have found a good site were people are willing to give some good advice maybe i didn't read the posts SRY but that does dignify that sort of responce

SimonJB

never-in-doubt wrote: »

And asking a question that is already answered no less than 3 times doesn't give a newbie the right to be daft does it....

In all seriousness, the post wasn't rude - it was more a firm response.

No but some people ARE daft before they find MSE (not saying this poster is!) and TBF he/she was asking about a different company to any mentioned on the thread so far.

Maybe he/she wanted anyones experiences with the company he named but didn't know how/where to search for it?

Cut people some slack.

never-in-doubt

SimonJB wrote: »

No but some people ARE daft before they find MSE (not saying this poster is!) and TBF he/she was asking about a different company to any mentioned on the thread so far.

Maybe he/she wanted anyones experiences with the company he named but didn't know how/where to search for it?

Cut people some slack.

Hey, i'm just saying - at the end of the day when you join the forum it does give a 'start here' direction (so to speak) and offer help, read me's, faq's etc etc - i.e. what's wrong with starting a new thread (if as you say it was a different company)?

Just saying, sometimes a sharp response is needed