Full and Final Settlement Options

fatbelly

They are not bailiffs. They have no right to do anything. They will want to drop a letter and run away

SeeTheDoughnut

If Capquest have already said that action is paused, pending finding the agreement though, should they be passing it on to anyone else in the first place? Would it be a good or bad idea to contact Capquest and remind them that they had said action is paused? Do I have any right to question it? Advice very welcome.

sourcrates

Simply tell Resolve call that the debt is in dispute and to go away basically, they are nothing to worry about, a simple debt collection agency with no statutory powers whatsoever, a blight on the hand of many hard working folk, ignore the lot of them, they just spout rubbish anyway.

SeeTheDoughnut

Thank you @sourcrates I’ll call them tomorrow and tell them not to bother as the debt is in dispute. Hopefully, they’ll give up and go away!

sourcrates

No don’t ring them, I meant if they call on you, tell the person that calls that it’s in dispute, you won’t be discussing anything, goodbye.

SeeTheDoughnut

Ah, ok. I’ll just sit tight and wait and see what happens. Hopefully they won’t actually turn up at my door.