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The start of default road
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Just to add to this, its always the original creditor that retains the agreement copies, they are provided on request to the debts new owner, obviously only if they can be found or can be re-constituted.
PRA, Lowell, or whoever it may be, do not retain these documents, they are only supplied to them, and then to you, when you make a request for them.
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Well a letter was received rather quickly and they have enclosed the documents requested.
The letter states to contact their office by 11/04/2024 by phone and their agent will assist with coming to a mutually acceptable agreement.
Do i continue to wait it out or is now the time to surrender and start communicating with them?
I am still not in a stable financial position but not sure what move to make now they have produced the documents.
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It's difficult for you to propose any payment if your finances are not stable.
How long before things settle for you?1 -
fatbelly said:It's difficult for you to propose any payment if your finances are not stable.
How long before things settle for you?0 -
You have two debts?
So that's £20-30 across both debts?
That is going to be a very long payment schedule.
Maybe just do token £1 offers while you decide a better strategy1 -
fatbelly said:You have two debts?
So that's £20-30 across both debts?
That is going to be a very long payment schedule.
Maybe just do token £1 offers while you decide a better strategyUnfortunately so, one is approx 9k and the other is 10k but I have not had any correspondence regarding the second one yet but both went to default couple weeks apart.I have received this from PRA in my inbox which I have just discovered and getting a little anxious now.
Yes £30 max would be affordable atm and if I get any spare change I can add a little here and there.
Should I contact them via email offering token payments?
How does one go about paying token payments?
TIA
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Have you received a Letter before Action or any other documents regarding the court case. Possibly issued via the Northampton Court?If you've have not made a mistake, you've made nothing0
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The phrase 'passed to the county court' is nonsense. Sounds like this organisation is run by 13 year-olds.
To answer your other question
https://www.nationaldebtline.org/sample-letters/token-payment-or-no-offer-payment/
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fatbelly said:The phrase 'passed to the county court' is nonsense. Sounds like this organisation is run by 13 year-olds.
To answer your other question
https://www.nationaldebtline.org/sample-letters/token-payment-or-no-offer-payment/
For the following field,
‘Since making the above agreement with you, my circumstances have changed. I cannot now afford to make the agreed monthly payments for the following reasons.’
Should I just be honest and say financial struggling?
Do I enclose a budget summary?
How long can I state to suspend payments for?
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