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Car rental nightmare
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The issue with that is what happens if Wisecar has paid Dollar?bagand96 said:
You could settle the debt with Dollar (or the collection agency) and then pursue Wisecars.limit on that.
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HillStreetBlues said:The issue with that is what happens if Wisecar has paid Dollar?
Yep it's a risk which is why I said:bagand96 said:
The only issue with doing it this way round is you are accepting Dollar's position that Wisecars never paid them, have Dollar put this in writing? That's why I agree with the above you really need at least a response from Wisecars to help decide
We don't know exactly what Dollar are claiming the charge is for and what dialogue there has been between Dollar and the OP.
We also don't know what Wisecars have said (if anything).
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If you really cannot get hold of Wisecars you could put in a court claim for a refund and see what happens.0
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