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Default posted twice on same debt?
paugeo
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Hi,
My OC was Barclaycard and they issued a default on my credit file in April 2010. The debt was purchased by MKDP LLP in 2011. If I enter into a repayment schedule with MKDP to keep them at bay until the 6 year period of April 2016, can MKDP post another default on my credit file if I stop paying April 2016?
Or does the default just drop off because you can only have one default on a debt even though a DCA is the new owner?
My OC was Barclaycard and they issued a default on my credit file in April 2010. The debt was purchased by MKDP LLP in 2011. If I enter into a repayment schedule with MKDP to keep them at bay until the 6 year period of April 2016, can MKDP post another default on my credit file if I stop paying April 2016?
Or does the default just drop off because you can only have one default on a debt even though a DCA is the new owner?
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Any default they post must have the same date as the original, so would be gone in 2016 or just never appear.Free/impartial debt advice: National Debtline | StepChange Debt Charity | Find your local CAB
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So even though the DCA has bought the account giving the original debt a new owner and presumably a new DCA account number, the original default date is the only one that can be used?
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Yes, absolutely.Free/impartial debt advice: National Debtline | StepChange Debt Charity | Find your local CAB
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I guess they only thing is then that once I start making repayments if I default in April 2016 whilst the default and all evidence of the account will disappear, I've reset the clock in the statute barred area?0
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Yes the 'statute barred clock' as you put it restarts every time you make a payment or acknowledge the debt. Just because the default has gone from your file does not mean it cannot be enforced. Furthermore, a CCJ could still be applied for, even after the default has dropped off, and that would they stay for six years from the judgement date.0
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