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Default with "everything everywhere" (orange), removal of....
mccracd
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I have a default with orange for £264.
Have been following the learn money.co.uk guide to getting it removed by claiming that I was never issued the correct notification etc.
Orange have come back to me with a letter to say that although they have no records of the default, they have strict procedures in place to ensure that knew all about it (which I didn't until recently)
My question is, Now that they have basically admitted that they can't prove they served me with the correct paperwork, can I request that they remove the default as it is unsubstantiated?
It's due to come off next December (6yr rule) but this would make getting a mortgage much easier for me.
On a similar note, I have another default for £64 coming off next month, should I write and remind the company to be sure to be sure?
Have been following the learn money.co.uk guide to getting it removed by claiming that I was never issued the correct notification etc.
Orange have come back to me with a letter to say that although they have no records of the default, they have strict procedures in place to ensure that knew all about it (which I didn't until recently)
My question is, Now that they have basically admitted that they can't prove they served me with the correct paperwork, can I request that they remove the default as it is unsubstantiated?
It's due to come off next December (6yr rule) but this would make getting a mortgage much easier for me.
On a similar note, I have another default for £64 coming off next month, should I write and remind the company to be sure to be sure?
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You will probably be better off asking this on the Debtfree Wanabe board as this is the Bankruptcy board
http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/forumdisplay.php?f=76BSCno.87The only stupid question is an unasked oneLoving life as a Kernow Hippy0
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