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New DCA chasing debt
FinallyLearnt
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Haven't been on here for a while, and as always I'm after advice 
I've got a debt outstanding that was with a DCA from October last year, I've been paying by standing order since then and haven't missed a payment, and I'm about halfway through the debt.
Last week I had a letter about this debt from a different DCA, stating I still owe the full amount. :eek:
Is there a template letter telling them to go away and prove they've got the debt, and to get their balance right? Do I need to write to the original company as well (even though they have refused to deal with me in writing from day one so I don't expect them to be any use)? I have had a lot of hassle with this particular debt - dozens of phone calls and when I finally found an address to write to for the DCA, they ignored my letters until I reported them to the FOS. Strange how that got their attention
I've got a debt outstanding that was with a DCA from October last year, I've been paying by standing order since then and haven't missed a payment, and I'm about halfway through the debt.
Last week I had a letter about this debt from a different DCA, stating I still owe the full amount. :eek:
Is there a template letter telling them to go away and prove they've got the debt, and to get their balance right? Do I need to write to the original company as well (even though they have refused to deal with me in writing from day one so I don't expect them to be any use)? I have had a lot of hassle with this particular debt - dozens of phone calls and when I finally found an address to write to for the DCA, they ignored my letters until I reported them to the FOS. Strange how that got their attention
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The "prove it" letter is here
https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/2607247
I would always advise dealing in writing with any DCA, never ever speak on the phone.0
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