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abp40
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hi all
I have two old statute barred debts one from alliance and Leicester and another one . I have never acknowledged the debts and have no ccj on them , but I was wondering how do I find out what happened to the debts without setting off triggers , my credit file is clear because all this happened about 10 years ago
I have two old statute barred debts one from alliance and Leicester and another one . I have never acknowledged the debts and have no ccj on them , but I was wondering how do I find out what happened to the debts without setting off triggers , my credit file is clear because all this happened about 10 years ago
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hi all
I have two old statute barred debts one from alliance and Leicester and another one . I have never acknowledged the debts and have no ccj on them , but I was wondering how do I find out what happened to the debts without setting off triggers , my credit file is clear because all this happened about 10 years ago
I wouldn't do anything at all.
They've most likely written the debt off. Anything you do could get them to start asking for the money again so I would just leave it alone.
A&L is now Santander. I'd just avoid them and bank elsewhere.:footie:
Regular savers earn 6% interest (HSBC, First Direct, M&S) Loans cost 2.9% per year (Nationwide) = FREE money. 0 -
As above, best advice is let sleeping dogs lie.
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Just forget about em!0
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