foreign debt collectors help please.... GGN Mastering Credit

houghton19

In september last year my wife took out a trial of some health tablets that were "free" we just needed to pay the postage these consisted of 2 sets of tablets, my wife phoned to cancel within the 14/30 days it was to cancel any further payments as she didnt want to continue recieving it.

We actually closed her account and made a new one to make sure the payment didnt come out.

After not hearing anything else since we had forgotten about it, but today she has had a letter from a Dutch debt collecter GGN Mastering Credit demanding £224.68.

We have looked online and it seems this is a scam and many people have fallen for it, any advice on where we stand would be great please.

Thanks in advance.

Tim.

Marktheshark

Send them a prove it letter.

houghton19

thanks mark, is there any templates on here?

thanks

magpiecottage

It might be worth contacting the Financial Conduct Authority to see if they have consumer credit permission in the UK. This can be done at consumer.queries@fca.org.uk

houghton19

email sent, thanks.

Lindsay874

Hi, I have just opened the same letter for the same thing, but for £199.64. I will also be contacting consumer queries.

Thank Lindsay

DCFC79

Tell them to go whistle.

People really shouldn't buy these tablets as they could contain lethal quantities of dangerous drugs.

houghton19

That was my advise DCFC79.

Lindsay what was the company?

Devils3508

I have just received a letter from GGN mastering credit for the sum of £129.69'what was the outcome, do I have to pay this or is it a scam? Thanks

Kernow666

ignore it , like the parking tickets people get its just an invoice , some people will get frightened and pay up thats how they make there money

sparklababe

I searched FSA and no matches were found so I will ignore the letters.