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AngryDog
Posts: 445 Forumite
Im currently putting some offer letters together for my creditors.
Should I sign the letters? I read somewhere that I shouldnt?
Thanks.
Should I sign the letters? I read somewhere that I shouldnt?
Thanks.
As at End of June 2014
Credit Cards - HSBC - £9422
Loans - NRAM £7500 & £12848
Credit Cards - HSBC - £9422
Loans - NRAM £7500 & £12848
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The reason not to sign is if you think they don't have your signature and might want to forge it onto something (typically if you think they don't have a credit agreement and are considering stopping payments for this reason).A smile enriches those who receive without making poorer those who giveor "It costs nowt to be nice"0
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Thanks!
They will have my signature so i might as well sign it.As at End of June 2014
Credit Cards - HSBC - £9422
Loans - NRAM £7500 & £128480
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