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Haggling with creditors
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Melanie
sorry im still fairly new to all this. I have not defaulted but have been thinking the only way out for me is probably to start defaulting and go down the same route
is default same as ccj?
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Lisa
hi there Im new to this too, no they are not the same thing, defaulting is where u dont keep up the original payments and they send u a letter saying u have defaulted. A CCJ is a county court judgement where a magistrate looks at your finances and works out what u can afford to pay back which the creditor has to accept and cannot ask for any more ( i think) there are a lot more qualified people to advise u than me but that is my understanding
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hi i been making offers of 25% and most are coming back at wanting 75% trying to get them downto 50% good luck0
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Had replies from Egg and Lloyds tsb saying that they understand my situation but are unable to accept my f & f offers. Lloyds said they want full amount but are happy to continue with reduced payment arrangement, Egg say they would require a figure in excess of what I offered, so will be phoning them in the morning to see what they will accept
I have decided to claim my charges back from Lloyds (I am no longer with them) if they want their full amount I will see what I can get out of them to pay them back with ha ha
keep you posted0
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