Double Default On Report

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Good morning, I was issued with a default from Barclaycard in September 2019, the debt was then sold to a debt collection agency who then issued a further default in October 2019. On my clearscore account it states 'you have 2 defaults or repossessions on our report' with these two listed. I have contacted the debt collection agency who have stated that 'they are not duplicate entries but are merely a transference of the original default'
If that is the case should the Barclaycard default be removed and my report just show 1 default as they are the same debt?
Thanks
If that is the case should the Barclaycard default be removed and my report just show 1 default as they are the same debt?
Thanks
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If Barclays defaulted you in Sep 2019, then even though an agency added to your report in Oct 2019’- the default date should say Sep 2019
Your account history stays for 6 years. Barclays is the original creditor.
OP I’d check another file - MSE Credit Club/Karma and see how they list the debt. Clearscore (the app anyway) isn’t very clear with default dates at all
If the OP wants to faff around trying to get the default pushed back a few weeks then, by all means, do so but for most people, it's neither here nor there.
The entry from the debt purchasing company should show the same date of default, and the outstanding balance.
If there is only one month difference in the dates, I would not bother making a fuss about it, if the dates differed Widley, then that would be a different matter.
There is just the one default, but it is currently being reported by the old creditor, and the new one, you may find, in time, the Barclaycard entry will disappear, that tends to happen occasionally, without any justification or reason.
What they are doing is perfectly normal, and par for the course.
More than a third of IVA`s fail....fact.
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More than a third of IVA`s fail....fact.
Could A Debt Relief Order help you ?
Never pay a fee for a Debt Management Plan.
For free non-judgemental debt advice, contact either : Stepchange, National Debtline, or CitizensAdviceBureaux.