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Marlin F & F offer please help
sazzy32
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Marlin have bought a debt from HSBC of mine.
I was paying at £40 a month when they bought it. I cancelled the DD as I had notice they had bought and sent them a CCA request.
They have now come back with a credit agreement and I would like to move forward with a full and final offer.
I owe 7200, what would you offer and how likely are they to take it?
Thanks
I was paying at £40 a month when they bought it. I cancelled the DD as I had notice they had bought and sent them a CCA request.
They have now come back with a credit agreement and I would like to move forward with a full and final offer.
I owe 7200, what would you offer and how likely are they to take it?
Thanks
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Don't have any experience with Marlin, but some of my F&Fs were 30% so something similar might be worth a try.
Good luck with itISA £1675
MiniMoohound savings £3685.86 :T Plus £3800 CTF 
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thanks Moohound.
I am thinking of starting at 15%
I could afford to go up to 50%, but am not telling them that!0 -
worth a try especially is the debt is quite oldISA £1675
MiniMoohound savings £3685.86 :T Plus £3800 CTF 
'MrMoneyMuststache' my new hero, Martin Lewis my long time hero
Poacher turned Gamekeeper
Roadkill rebel No 52 Aug £1.34p Sept 24p Oct 5p Nov 5p Sealed pot Challenge No 403 £176.66(2014) :staradmin NOV NST No 200 -
you might struggle to get anywhere near that
they now know they can enforce it based on paperwork
it is most likely not statute barred as you have been paying it
so they know they can get all the money back how are you going to convince them that taking a settlement is in their best interest?The only people I have to answer to are my beautiful babies aged 8 and 50
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