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Unfortunately you did not deal with things in a timely manner and this resulted in a default CCJOlibird said:
You previously said this won’t go as far as a hearing, does the fact that they have now entered a judgment against me mean it will now go to a hearing which I will automatically lose as I didn’t acknowledge in time, unless I pay the full amount?Gr1pr said:Looks like you missed the boat, meaning that you will have to pay the full total within the 30 days deadline to the lawyers involved, otherwise you will get a default CCJ
The professional advice is that DCB Legal will accept £60 in full and final settlement
BUT this is only relevant if you act promptly and email the correct person at DCB Legal. You can not leave this for weeks on end
I have sent you a message with relevant details.
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Did you send the email as recommended?ChirpyChicken said:
Unfortunately you did not deal with things in a timely manner and this resulted in a default CCJOlibird said:
You previously said this won’t go as far as a hearing, does the fact that they have now entered a judgment against me mean it will now go to a hearing which I will automatically lose as I didn’t acknowledge in time, unless I pay the full amount?Gr1pr said:Looks like you missed the boat, meaning that you will have to pay the full total within the 30 days deadline to the lawyers involved, otherwise you will get a default CCJ
The professional advice is that DCB Legal will accept £60 in full and final settlement
BUT this is only relevant if you act promptly and email the correct person at DCB Legal. You can not leave this for weeks on end
I have sent you a message with relevant details.PRIVATE 'PCN'? DON'T PAY BUT DON'T IGNORE IT (except N.Ireland).
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Did you get it resolved for a few quid as we advised? You didn't pay in full, surely?Olibird said:My mum’s blind and I don’t know where the form is anyway.
It’s actually 19 days today, 14 days plus the 5 they allow from the date of letter until official issue date. I’ll be back at my mum’s in 2 days, worth sending the acknowledgment then do you think?
If you did nothing, we can help you apply to set aside the CCJ now. Otherwise it damages your credit for six years.PRIVATE 'PCN'? DON'T PAY BUT DON'T IGNORE IT (except N.Ireland).
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I am in a similar situation and need some help with wording and email to DCB Legal to request a reduced payment. Can anyone help with this please?
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Ideally you should start your own thread with some details of the issue and you will received bespoke help and advice; it is confusing trying to advise two or more posters on the same thread.
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@jme85 if it relates to a thread you've already opened post your question there for continuity.
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No it's not related to that one. This is a different claim which my wife received and we didn't get round to filing the AOS in time. Do I need to start a separate thread?
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Yes you do otherwise everything gets confusing
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