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colsten

Bhaze21 wrote: »

I'll wait for the next letter. That 10k is for hormone treatment from Belgium which will cost like 2k a year. When I get better I'll find a job.

The NHS are disgraceful with hormone problems. Most of you will not have hormone issues but I was born with a very rare condition.

Your physical/mental condition, and what the NHS provides or doesn't provide, don't have anything at all to do with the fact that you have a debt that you should settle before the debt gets even bigger.

chris_m

Steve_xx wrote: »

Though of its rarety I could not attest.

Nor curability

Bhaze21

colsten wrote: »

Your physical/mental condition, and what the NHS provides or doesn't provide, don't have anything at all to do with the fact that you have a debt that you should settle before the debt gets even bigger.

How bigger can it get?.

Steve_xx

Bhaze21 wrote: »

How bigger can it get?.

Really big. Think of the tallest tree, and then some!

chris_m

Steve_xx wrote: »

Really big. Think of the tallest tree, and then some!

Indeed.

Put it this way, assuming that this was actually a genuine query, it will be far, far cheaper to simply pay the debt which is due to complete the contract - rather than the original debt plus penalties, legal costs, etc., etc.

Bhaze21

How high can it go? Thousands?

Kim_13

There is no limit. Interest, late fees and costs until it's paid. If you had an issue with the bill you should have queried it rather than cancelling the DD. You signed up for a minimum term and if you may not want to stay with a provider for 12/18/24 months (whatever the minimum is,) you should go with pay as you go and buy an add on to give you cheap minutes, texts and data.