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Settlement confusion

I sent a letter to Wescot to offer f&f settlement on a debt they are managing on behalf of HBOS. They wrote back saying yes, and agreed to mark as partially satisfied, not to pursue the remaining balance and not to pass it on for anyone else to pursue. All fine - I paid up, debt settled.

A day later I then received received another letter from Wescot asking me to pay a one-off payment on the reduced balance as agreed. This letter had a clause saying they would contact me again in six months to agree repayment of the remainder of the balance.

My feeling is that letter A covers me, and letter B is a template they've sent that isn't quite right as it covers payment arrangements, but I am slightly concerned that I could face an argument in six months time. Anyone had a similar experience?

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