Credit Card with Company who have Statute Barred Debt?

TherealMandM

antonymp wrote: »

Yes it can, because the 6 year time limit for debts to become Statute Barred may be reset upon acknowledgement of the debt.

I suggest you research before agreeing with wrong advice. Once the debt is stat barred nothing would UN bar it. If 6 years has passed what happens after that makes no difference. Not even making a payment....

In fact I have made it easy for you the information is right here on these forums https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/2606811
Look at post 6

g6jns_2

matmidgley wrote: »

I suggest you research before agreeing with wrong advice. Once the debt is stat barred nothing would UN bar it. If 6 years has passed what happens after that makes no difference. Not even making a payment....

In fact I have made it easy for you the information is right here on these forums https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/2606811
Look at post 6

Sorry but you are quite wrong. If a debtor acknowledges a debt that has become statute starred to the lender then the clock starts running again. It is you that should check your facts.

TherealMandM

g6jns wrote: »

Sorry but you are quite wrong. If a debtor acknowledges a debt that has become statute starred to the lender then the clock starts running again. It is you that should check your facts.

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The Limitation Act 1980 clearly states:

"a right of action, once barred by this Act, shall not be revived by any subsequent acknowledgment or payment"

need I say more