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Guarantor on a mobile contract
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What billing address did you/the other person set up on the account? That would be the address correspondence would go to.Micklincs said:This may be the case but not the question I have. Thanks anyway but the question is the awareness of the debt and not telling me until it reached £1000. Surely there must be a requirement to inform the guarantor in good time then I could have done something about this.
And no, not receiving a bill doesn't absolve you of the contracted debt.====0 -
All sounds very strange - how did they remove the 'guarantee' - if this was done surely they'd have notes of the request, approval and so forth even if there isn't a physical letter?
Did they allow contract changes without your approval?0
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