DMP Mutual Support Thread - Part 7

Joyanne

Thankyou Mollyash

You're very brave (and organised) to do you're own dmp, I did think about it but I've got 5 kids and not alot of time, so decided to let cccs help me (they've been great). Also I really hate talking to people on the phone and when I set up my credit agreements I didn't give a phone number so luckily I've had no phone calls.

Joyanne

Oh and well done for you pg41, sounds like today has been a good and positive day for you.

I'm gonna shut up now.

Em586

Joyanne wrote: »

Thankyou Mollyash

You're very brave (and organised) to do you're own dmp, I did think about it but I've got 5 kids and not alot of time, so decided to let cccs help me (they've been great). Also I really hate talking to people on the phone and when I set up my credit agreements I didn't give a phone number so luckily I've had no phone calls.

good idea!!

I'm going to push the everything in writing thing because 3 of our 4 debts are in my husband's name, but I'm the one dealing with all the money stuff now. He'd just get flustered and agree to something he shouldn't (and sign things...) so at least with letters I can see and respond accordingly!

Giraffeseeker

Quick question....

I'm just sending my DMP letters to my creditors - should I sign them? Seems to be threads on here suggesting that I shouldn't??

BlushingRose

Em586 wrote: »

good idea!!

I'm going to push the everything in writing thing because 3 of our 4 debts are in my husband's name, but I'm the one dealing with all the money stuff now. He'd just get flustered and agree to something he shouldn't (and sign things...) so at least with letters I can see and respond accordingly!

All of our debts are in Mr BR's name, but I'm dealing with a lot of it - so I agree about the letters thing.

Joyanne

tintingirl wrote: »

Quick question....

I'm just sending my DMP letters to my creditors - should I sign them? Seems to be threads on here suggesting that I shouldn't??

Hi no dont sign them, u could print ur name or do a digital signature, I just typed my name at the bottom of my letters.

Now I'm definitely shutting up.

Giraffeseeker

Joyanne wrote: »

Hi no dont sign them, u could print ur name or do a digital signature, I just typed my name at the bottom of my letters.

Now I'm definitely shutting up.

Great, thanks!

mallyash

tintingirl wrote: »

Great, thanks!

NO! don't sign anything. Many naughty things can be done with a shiny new signature, like pasting into shnide documents or onto quickly knocked up CCA's after realising the original one has been lost .

mallyash

Joyanne wrote: »

Thankyou Mollyash

You're very brave (and organised) to do you're own dmp, I did think about it but I've got 5 kids and not alot of time, so decided to let cccs help me (they've been great). Also I really hate talking to people on the phone and when I set up my credit agreements I didn't give a phone number so luckily I've had no phone calls.

Thanks Joyanne. All this kind of stuff I have to do at work nowdays so I find I quite easy. And I have helped with two of my friends DMP's before I collated mine so know what to expect. But I do know how good CCCS are and realy help People who cannot get time to sit down and sort out all the bile that comes with self managed DMP's. On the telephone side of things, only Opus began to be a pain for a week or so, but an harrasement letter instantly stopped it. Hey Ho

proudmumof1

Hi all

Just starting out on my self managed DMP and just found this thread! Im on another couple of threads on here.

Great reading all the advice - I just know im going to need to come back as I've just started on this road.

Good to know that I shouldnt be signing letters - didnt even consider that one!

PM x