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Reply to a CCA letter- what next?
billynomates_2
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I recently received a letter from JB Debt Recovery acting for Robinson Way giving me 7 days to pay off £2061, I replied with the CCa letter not acknowledging the debt with JB debt recovery.
Today i recieved another letter from the same head office address as the first letter but with a different letterhead (now ATI) also the same ending to the e-mail addy 1st being [EMAIL="collections@jbdr.co.uk"]collections@jbdr.co.uk[/EMAIL] the 2nd being [EMAIL="ati@jbdr.co.uk"]ati@jbdr.co.uk[/EMAIL] obviously the same company.
This time they are offering me 7 days to respond to a phone number on an offer by their client (Robinson Way) of an 80% settlement to avoid additional legal costs and legal action.
Do I send another CCA letter?
I don't mind paying off the debt but would prefer to pay the original creditor and not the DCA's.
If i can't get back to the original creditor I'm stubborn i can carry on sending the CCA letters till domesday!!!!
Thanks in advance for any help
Today i recieved another letter from the same head office address as the first letter but with a different letterhead (now ATI) also the same ending to the e-mail addy 1st being [EMAIL="collections@jbdr.co.uk"]collections@jbdr.co.uk[/EMAIL] the 2nd being [EMAIL="ati@jbdr.co.uk"]ati@jbdr.co.uk[/EMAIL] obviously the same company.
This time they are offering me 7 days to respond to a phone number on an offer by their client (Robinson Way) of an 80% settlement to avoid additional legal costs and legal action.
Do I send another CCA letter?
I don't mind paying off the debt but would prefer to pay the original creditor and not the DCA's.
If i can't get back to the original creditor I'm stubborn i can carry on sending the CCA letters till domesday!!!!
Thanks in advance for any help
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