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i have 4 payday loans with wonga,quick quid,pduk and uncle buck.the 2 with wonga and qq i have defaulted on and am in the process of setting up a repayment plan with them,hovever i am going to pay uncle buck and pduk off as i currently only owe them both £30 as i have been paying them back a bit each month (something wonga don t let you do until you have defaulted) i am just concerned as i have changed my bank details and debit card as advised but i will need to give these details to pduk and ub to pay them off.does anyone know if wonga and qq have any connection to ub and pduk as i really don t want them getting hold of my new details.
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i have 4 payday loans with wonga,quick quid,pduk and uncle buck.the 2 with wonga and qq i have defaulted on and am in the process of setting up a repayment plan with them,hovever i am going to pay uncle buck and pduk off as i currently only owe them both £30 as i have been paying them back a bit each month (something wonga don t let you do until you have defaulted) i am just concerned as i have changed my bank details and debit card as advised but i will need to give these details to pduk and ub to pay them off.does anyone know if wonga and qq have any connection to ub and pduk as i really don t want them getting hold of my new details.
You can find out if a company like this is linked by copying either the consumer licence or company registration number into google and it will tell you all company's linked to that number.0 -
ok thanks for that,i ll have a look0
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It wont mean 100% that they are not owned by the same company though !
They may trade under different consumer licences, it is quite unlikely so I think your best bet is to pay money into there account direct and then you should be covered0
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