Santander letters 4 years after Bankruptcy

alastairq

For the sheer embuggarance factor, I would do as Debt Doctor suggests.....simply because you can.

And..keep on doing it, with a complaint every time one receives such communications.....I'm sure the FOS will enjoy receiving revenue to offset their own budgets?

NINANinja

alastairq wrote: »

For the sheer embuggarance factor, I would do as Debt Doctor suggests.....simply because you can.

And..keep on doing it, with a complaint every time one receives such communications.....I'm sure the FOS will enjoy receiving revenue to offset their own budgets?

*Embug-gerance*
Yes, I shall be adopting this word and using it frequently!
Thanks Alastairq!
:T

PS - why wouldn't it let me write the word em!!!!!!ance without putting the hyphen in??

Mr_F_Dorsetty

If the OP actually wants the letters to stop it is simple, phone the OR - in effect they are sending letters to the OR at your address.

The OP was not a financial entity when BK and when the Santander monies were entered into the BK, then their debtor became the OR, not the OP.

I went BK in 1991, in 2007 some joker from a Scottish based debt collection agency had the cheek to send me a letter sayng they had bought my debt and wanted paying.

Immediately I telephoned my OR.

The OR was none too impressed with the debt collectors, took the details and in a voice which you could not misunderstand assured me I would never hear from said debt collectors again... in fact the words were "When they hear from us they tend to be quiet and go away, well, if they have any sense"

One Scottish debt collection agency cured, never heard another peep out of them.

So if I were the OP I'd ring the OR and tell them they are being harassed via the OP and can they please sort it out pronto.