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account with citi
ianevans
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i am thinking of opening an account with citi - the only prob is i owe "citi - finacial" some money from few years ago - but i have moved since then and am wondering if they will rty to chase this back up with me ? as im at new address and with new job? i obviously dont want to put old address down as dont want bad credit to follow me - any advice please?
ian001
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it is your bad credit, you cannot leave it behind when you move house. to not declare your old addresses where required or make false statements is fraud.
there are however time limits after which debt can become uneforceable, however if you were to open an account with citi they may be still be allowed the right to offset - ie take money from your current account to pay the finance company you owe.0
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