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Moriarty law ignoring a "prove it letter"

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Hi everyone,

I'm new here but have researched advice in the past here.

About a month ago I had a letter from a moriarty law demanding payment for £230 from a talk talk contract that "agreement had started in 2010" I had had a dispute with talk talk many years ago and considered it settled. I don't have those letters (I know shame on me) from the discussion with talk talk but I thought I'd send a "prove it" letter to moriarty to see what came back.

Anyway I sent this letter by recorded delivery and they have completely ignored it and sent a final demand saying I will be legal action will start in 16 days and I'm not sure how to proceed. I'm pretty sure I don't owe this money and I used a template from these forums where it does state that if action isn't halted and evidence provided then it would be considered harassment.

Thank in advance

Paul

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