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Default liability question
KSM1
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I was wondering that if you pay a default does it make you liable that you were aware of it?
Even if you paid it off via debt recovery agency and only paid it off to stop letters.
as stated here
I was wondering that if you pay a default does it make you liable that you were aware of it?
Even if you paid it off via debt recovery agency and only paid it off to stop letters.
as stated here
I can see that the default was paid in full in January 2011, and is now showing as satisfied. By paying the default you have accepted liability and I am therefore unable to remove this information from your credit file. We would always advise customers to contact us if they disagree with their statement within a reasonable time of it being sent out.
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