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BR almost underway but daily calls from CapQuest what should I do?
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Yes. I agree. It's strange but a lot of people mistype when referring to them, and it ends up:
CapQuest = CrapQuest.
I addressed all my letters to them as that, and used that name whenever they phoned me. :rotfl::rotfl:
That really annoyed them.;)
If they phone/write have some fun at their expense or ignore them.
Or CapQuestionable methods??
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Bakeybadoo wrote: »See, now I'm confused by that.
I was told that WTC alone qualified you but I read everywhere that it had to be both WTC and CTB or WTC/low income/disability element.
Hopefully a quick phone call will advise the OP of their individual situation. Or at least they can claim under low income possibly.
Anyway, yes, I did type the wrong amount for the OR deposit. It's because my hubby paid both and it came to £485. I have the 85 bit in my head but as you say, it's £335.
I only receive child tax credit and was exempt from the court fee.Went BR 25th May 2007 at 12.33, OR Interview now done. :eek: BSC No 880 -
Do you get the full £335 back then?!0
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No, the £335 is receivers fee/bankruptcy fee, you dont have to pay the court cost of £150, or the £7 charged at the Strand for swearing in your bankruptcy.Went BR 25th May 2007 at 12.33, OR Interview now done. :eek: BSC No 880
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Sorry Olivia the £335 is payable no matter what, it is the OR's fees. It is the £100 court fees you will be exempt from.BSCno.87The only stupid question is an unasked oneLoving life as a Kernow Hippy0
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oliviaolivia12345 wrote: »Do you get the full £335 back then?!
Sorry but No.
The £335 OR deposit is payable by everyone. It is possible to get a chartable trust fund to pay it for you, but apart from that you must pay this fee.
The exemption refers to the £150 court fee. The reason for the confusion over eligibility is that a lot of the court staff are very kind and bend the rules.Free/impartial debt advice: National Debtline | StepChange Debt Charity | Find your local CAB
IVA & fee charging DMP companies: Profits from misery, motivated ONLY by greed0 -
See, I only get CTC and was told it had to be both - WTC & CTC.owetoomuch wrote: »I only receive child tax credit and was exempt from the court fee.
Strange how it differs then.:: BCSC #71 but now discharged! ::0 -
£150 is the court fee as far as I know.tigerfeet2006 wrote: »Sorry Olivia the £335 is payable no matter what, it is the OR's fees. It is the £100 court fees you will be exempt from.
Unless that's different also! Ah, how confusing this is getting!:: BCSC #71 but now discharged! ::0 -
No that was my mistake. Sorry. You are right.BSCno.87The only stupid question is an unasked oneLoving life as a Kernow Hippy0
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Bummer, I always thought a deposit was repayable!!
I will have to contact one of these charitys then. 0
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