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50Twuncle
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We have started receiving phone calls from Capquest - who, when googled appear to be a debt management company
We owe nobody anything - so what is the best way forwards ?
So far - they have just left messages - we have been away today....
We owe nobody anything - so what is the best way forwards ?
So far - they have just left messages - we have been away today....
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Ignore them, dont answr any letters and if they call just put the phone down on them0
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you really need to bombard them with abuse when they phone,throw a couple of swear words in the mix for good measure,that should keep these scumbags at bay and give you a bit of time to work out your next move.Im known as the 'Fixer' if you have a problem,come to me and i can fix it for you.0
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I've been getting calls from Capquest on my mobile phone for years. They ask to speak to somebody called Christopher ???????? - I just tell them it's my phone number and I don't know this person. (I never give my name)
I've asked them to take my number off their records but they never do.0 -
We have started receiving phone calls from Capquest - who, when googled appear to be a debt management company
We owe nobody anything - so what is the best way forwards ?
So far - they have just left messages - we have been away today....
Are they asking for you or someone else ?
Some people have been known to put false phone numbers on applications...
Could also be someone with a similar or the same name and they are calling everyone with that name.
If you don't owe anything to anyone, ignore everything until you get something in writing from them.0 -
As others have said - just ignore. Whatever you do, do not call them as they will just bully and threaten you into paying.
National Debtline website had a good template letter you could use to ask them to stop phoning you.Debt 30k in 2008.:eek::o Cleared all my debt in 2013 and loving being debt free
Mortgage free since 20140 -
Ask them to hold the line whilst you check something/get someone for them to speak to them. Make a cup of tea, have your lunch, go for a walk - leave them hanging on for as long as possible.
When you come back just hang up the phone - better to waste their time than yours.4 February 2014 - Mortgage Free
MFW14 no 67 - overpayment goal £6,200/£6,200
Save 12k in 2014 no 142 - savings goal £5,300/£12,0000 -
They haven't phoned back - so maybe they realised their mistake ?0
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I got a letter from them today telling me i owe t mobile £274 i rang t mobile i have no outstanding anything with them.... The letter has now gone in the bin! just people trying to pull a fast one0
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