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2019 the year of good news??

bradqwer
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I posted last week about my first attempt at a F&F settlement for a debt of £1,846 below is a transcript of the email I have just got
Good Evening,
Thank you for your patience,
I can confirm your settlement offer of £450.00 for all accounts has been accepted. This has been split as follows:
Managed to get them to agree a 30% settlement
Onward and upwards
Good Evening,
Thank you for your patience,
I can confirm your settlement offer of £450.00 for all accounts has been accepted. This has been split as follows:
Managed to get them to agree a 30% settlement
Onward and upwards
'Save £1,100 in 2019' #81
£50/£1100
£50/£1100
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Well done!!!
It’s a massive weight off you, and a great feeling, I remember my first F&F being accepted at around similar to you.0 -
Well done. That's under 30% isn't it?0
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Yea deffo under the 30% and was my first offer I now have a couple more to sort but the total of them amounts is under £300 so they will be paid off in no time then Ill be debt free for like the first time ever.
Obv I need to ask for them to mark my file as settled and need all future contact to be via letters.
What then happens to my frankly terrible credit report assuming I now pay all my bills etc will it recover in time from all the CCJ etc or am I done forever??'Save £1,100 in 2019' #81
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No mention in the email of 'full and final' settlement?
If not, you need to get that sorted before you part with a penny."There are not enough superlatives in the English language to describe a 'Princess Coronation' locomotive in full cry. We shall never see their like again". O S Nock0 -
poppasmurf_bewdley wrote: »No mention in the email of 'full and final' settlement?
If not, you need to get that sorted before you part with a penny.
Doesnt say full and final it say I can confirm your settlement offer of £450.00 for all accounts has been accepted. This has been split as follows:'Save £1,100 in 2019' #81
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Doesnt say full and final it say I can confirm your settlement offer of £450.00 for all accounts has been accepted. This has been split as follows:
I would still want 'full and final' in writing.
Just send them an email asking them to confirm it's 'full and final'."There are not enough superlatives in the English language to describe a 'Princess Coronation' locomotive in full cry. We shall never see their like again". O S Nock0 -
poppasmurf_bewdley wrote: »I would still want 'full and final' in writing.
Just send them an email asking them to confirm it's 'full and final'.
Will this be suffice or would you recommend having it all in actual ink and paper?'Save £1,100 in 2019' #81
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I'd also want it to say full and final0
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Will this be suffice or would you recommend having it all in actual ink and paper?
Email is fine, just so long as you can archive it, and also print off a copy and keep it safe."There are not enough superlatives in the English language to describe a 'Princess Coronation' locomotive in full cry. We shall never see their like again". O S Nock0 -
Also what happens to the credit report is it updated in time? Also how long would It take for my credit to return to a average rating'Save £1,100 in 2019' #81
£50/£11000
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