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Advice for car finance taken out frauduently
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They're not a local solicitor, 160 odd miles away. We checked both the telephone in the email and on their website before responding, both were the same.0
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If you are absolutely certain this has nothing to do with your partner, I might be inclined to report it to the police. They probably won't be interested (tell you to go to "Un-Action Fraud" or whatever blah...blah) but you just might be able to get them to give you a crime reference number. Then I'd tell the solicitors (and finance company?) that you've done this, or are going to do it.
I wonder how they got your partner's address if the one on the guarantor form is wrong. I'd be inclined, as suggested above, to do a credit check. There's a remote possibility that if action is taken against your partner, any papers might go to the wrong address on the guarantor form and cause all sorts of confusion.
EDIT: I think I agree to tell the solicitors that your partner is not the gurantor, the information given is not his, and a crime reference number if you can get one.0
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