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OFT warning - might be useful.........
retireby50
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http://www.guardian.co.uk/money/2012/may/22/oft-criticises-wonga-debt-collection
"David Fisher, OFT Director of Consumer Credit, said: "We have acted to ensure that xxxxx does not behave this way again. I would like to make it clear to businesses that they must not adopt aggressive or misleading practices with their customers.""
"David Fisher, OFT Director of Consumer Credit, said: "We have acted to ensure that xxxxx does not behave this way again. I would like to make it clear to businesses that they must not adopt aggressive or misleading practices with their customers.""
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That's all PPCs knackered, then. Will the OFT act? Are victims "customers"? There are more questions than answers...........0
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The OFT only investigate the flavour of the month.
Maybe they'll look at PPCs one day, but I wouldn't hold my breath.0 -
The OFT only investigate the flavour of the month.
Maybe they'll look at PPCs one day, but I wouldn't hold my breath.
Thanks to SR-S, they're in danger of becoming this. It'll make a pleasant change from a bad taste in the mouth.The acquisition of wealth is no longer the driving force in my life.
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