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fatbelly said:It will be interesting to see how the court views its own protocol being breached
OP, would you please keep us updated as to how this progresses?
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sourcrates said:fatbelly said:It will be interesting to see how the court views its own protocol being breached
OP, would you please keep us updated as to how this progresses?
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fatbelly said:It will be interesting to see how the court views its own protocol being breached
UPDATE : its a different account, i honestly never received the letter and also it is not registered as a default on my experian report. I dont think the letter was ever sent.0 -
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Have you checked the other credit record agencies, Equifax and Transunion?If you've have not made a mistake, you've made nothing0
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sourcrates said:fatbelly said:It will be interesting to see how the court views its own protocol being breached
OP, would you please keep us updated as to how this progresses?
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Stop speaking to them.
Who is the original creditor? Because we need to check which Acts cover that type of debt,If you've have not made a mistake, you've made nothing1 -
So to whom are they reporting and what does it say? Arrangement to pay, delinquent?If you've have not made a mistake, you've made nothing0
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