DCM Nottingham / DCM Money Solutions in administration?

forkque

maggiesaes wrote: »

When I first spoke to JB in 2001 he actually told me that he had in the past been bankrupt not once but TWICE and said it made him more determined to help others as he knew how we felt.

Acctually only once back in the late 80s, then got into trouble again and that is the reason he started DCM

Grumpelstiltskin

forkque wrote: »

Acctually only once back in the late 80s, then got into trouble again and that is the reason he started DCM

The bankruptcy Fermi found was 1992, and surely someone who has made a **** up of businesses on more than one occasion a good person to advise people in debt? I don't think so.

maggiesaes

Grumpelstiltskin wrote: »

The bankruptcy Fermi found was 1992, and surely someone who has made a **** up of businesses on more than one occasion a good person to advise people in debt? I don't think so.

But he told me quite a lot of what I thought was ghis story and how he'd managed to get back on his feet and what he'd learned and how it had made him and determined to help others

whitecrow

maggiesaes wrote: »

But he told me quite a lot of what I thought was ghis story and how he'd managed to get back on his feet and what he'd learned and how it had made him and determined to help others

Good story was it maggie?

maggiesaes

whitecrow wrote: »

Good story was it maggie?

Bluddy well was and he even brought in the family.
He sounded SO genuine and in fact DID start off very well sorting through a lot of stuff and getting things on a settled basis and did actaully make the payments and got some paid in full.
He was always accessible in those days and statements came regularly every month.

wheelerr

Does anyone know about statute debt, as i now have infomation re my debts and all barr one have not been paid or contacted since 2005 and about to disappear off my credit report and i have no ccj's just defaults. Im thinking of riding it out, and not paying any more money out. What i would like to know is will my credit scoring just stay bad forever if i let this happen? I know there are companies out there that buy statute debts to make a living (as bad as DCM) but if i know what they are chasing i will ignore them too as Martin Lewis suggests on this web site.

I would also like to thank Mike from Wales for all the hard work and time that he is putting into bringing this issue to the forefront of the media and hopefully bringing criminals to court, you are doing an amazing job! :T

mikewjones_from_wales

wheelerr wrote: »

Does anyone know about statute debt, as i now have infomation re my debts and all barr one have not been paid or contacted since 2005 and about to disappear off my credit report and i have no ccj's just defaults. Im thinking of riding it out, and not paying any more money out. What i would like to know is will my credit scoring just stay bad forever if i let this happen? I know there are companies out there that buy statute debts to make a living (as bad as DCM) but if i know what they are chasing i will ignore them too as Martin Lewis suggests on this web site.

I would also like to thank Mike from Wales for all the hard work and time that he is putting into bringing this issue to the forefront of the media and hopefully bringing criminals to court, you are doing an amazing job! :T

Yep im trying taken a few days out to spend time with the family over easter especially with everyone shut down. But back on the case tomorrow.

Loads of emails to send to the daily mirror.

Also speaking to xray again and trying to get it on the Watchdog programme to.

I'll keep you all informed by

wheelerr your welcome man, im doing all i can to get it up there. Im determined not to let these people get away with it

Shaney

Well have i got anything to put on here ummmmmmmmmm guess not apart from LG apparently means Lifes Good, well i'm gonna change that to LS work it out, back on the antidepressents again, ohhhhhhhh great, so sorry people i got no positive news at the moment...

maggiesaes

Shaney wrote: »

Well have i got anything to put on here ummmmmmmmmm guess not apart from LG apparently means Lifes Good, well i'm gonna change that to LS work it out, back on the antidepressents again, ohhhhhhhh great, so sorry people i got no positive news at the moment...

Oh Shaney I'm sorry your going backwards.
The wheels do seem to grind exceeding slow don't they.

David_Poultney

I took out a contract with DCM Apex in Feb 07, since then I have paid to them the grand sum of £23,780.00 from an initial dept of £28,000.00. Obviously DCM have now gone into administration and some of my creditors are saying that they have recieved no payments since Oct 08. I have now been told that my total outstanding to my creditors is still as much as £25,000.00.

My question is, am I within my rights to approach the police and persue the directors of the company for 1. breach of contract and 2. Fraud.

I should have been almost if not entirely debt free by now and am very annoyed (not allowed to swear on here) at the situation.

has anyone else been through the same thing and what was the outcome.

regards to all