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DMP Mutual Support Thread (Part Three)

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  • Just_Me_4
    Just_Me_4 Posts: 481 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture Combo Breaker
    I don't know anything about a telephone interview with CCCS but I have heard people talking about it. To be honest I'm not sure what I'm waiting for now, we sent the signed agreement back to CCCS 2 days ago, how long does it take for things to start?
    Lightbulb moment: 14 May 2008
    Debt free date: April 2014
    DMP Mutual Support Thread Member No 188
    Nightowl Member No 16
  • Just_Me_4
    Just_Me_4 Posts: 481 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture Combo Breaker
    Hello ttbfree and welcome. Well done for posting it does take some guts when you're a first time poster but you're with us now.:T
    Lightbulb moment: 14 May 2008
    Debt free date: April 2014
    DMP Mutual Support Thread Member No 188
    Nightowl Member No 16
  • tinkerbell12
    tinkerbell12 Posts: 185 Forumite
    Just Me - it does take a little while and I am sure they are getting busier and busier!! Maybe give it until and end of next week and then ring if you haven't heard.

    We are now 3 months in with CCCS and just had our telephone review. However, I think it is too early really cos since then, been thinking our petrol allowance isnt realistic - £50 over this month and another week until pay day :(

    Really happy with the whole system though and even though sticking to budget is tough (really struggling- anyone else wanna join me?!) it is sooooooo good not spending on any more credit and seeing our final debts come down each month.

    Roll on June 2012!!
    :idea: Jan 2008-Paid 74% of debt as of MAR 2012 (DFD - APR 2014)
    :grin: DMP Support Thread Member 154 :grin: DFW Long Hauler 116 :grin:
    :grin: Official DFW Nerd Club 928- Proud to be dealing with my debts :grin:
  • Just_Me_4
    Just_Me_4 Posts: 481 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture Combo Breaker
    I will find it easier to budget than DH. Yesterday he almost bought us a CD each but he knew I would have hit the roof (even though I really really really want the new Def Leppard CD).:rolleyes:
    Lightbulb moment: 14 May 2008
    Debt free date: April 2014
    DMP Mutual Support Thread Member No 188
    Nightowl Member No 16
  • tinkerbell12
    tinkerbell12 Posts: 185 Forumite
    I am not doing too bad but find the extra stuff like birthday presents, weddings and CASH is the biggest problem. We are getting there but it is taking a bit of adjustment!
    :idea: Jan 2008-Paid 74% of debt as of MAR 2012 (DFD - APR 2014)
    :grin: DMP Support Thread Member 154 :grin: DFW Long Hauler 116 :grin:
    :grin: Official DFW Nerd Club 928- Proud to be dealing with my debts :grin:
  • Shazand
    Shazand Posts: 60 Forumite
    Please can someone advise what happens on the telephone interview with CCCS ?
    Lightbulb moment: 19 May 2008 !!
    Total debt May 2008: £24,220 Debt free date: Jul 2013
    DMP Mutual Support Thread Member No 196
    Proud to be dealing with our debts
  • Shazand
    Shazand Posts: 60 Forumite

    These have not agreed (BOO BOO)
    Halifax
    American Express

    both these say will charge interest and fees for next three monthe and then pass along and stop

    Hi Timetobefree

    Please can you explain what they do after the 3 months as we have a big loan with Halifax, so far they have been ok and just advised they will wait for the letter from CCCS.
    Lightbulb moment: 19 May 2008 !!
    Total debt May 2008: £24,220 Debt free date: Jul 2013
    DMP Mutual Support Thread Member No 196
    Proud to be dealing with our debts
  • loopylu36
    loopylu36 Posts: 521 Forumite
    Morning everyone

    Just thought I'd update you all a little on my DMP in one go, rather than posting as and when, as it all gets a bit lost and confusing.

    Those who have so far accepted and frozen interest are:

    MBNA x 2
    CO-OP
    GE Capital x 2
    IKANO
    GOLDFISH

    Of these none have issued defaults.

    We havd received defaults from

    EGG
    HSBC
    NORTHERN ROCK
    RBS

    Currently none of these have accepted DMP and NR have issued court papers. However, EGG say they are passing the account now to an "external agency" and I guess they will probably agreed DMP. RBS also told me that they WOULD accept after the default process.

    Those who have not accepted but haven't defaulted us either are

    LLOYDS TSB (loans, cc and o/d) I called them on Thursday and surprise, surprise they said that they hadn't heard from CCCS, which I know they have as they have rejected the payments! The guy I spoke to didn't try to extract any money from me tho :confused: . Anyway, thanks for your info on the grey letter RAYDAY, - I'm kind of looking forward to getting this now!

    Also haven't heard anything from MONUMENT - anyone dealt with them? Quite a small debt of around £2k but so is the HSBC one, the amounts just don't seem to matter in terms of whether they accept or not .

    All in all, considering our level of debt (over £100k) we don't seem to be doing too badly. I still think it is highly likely NR will get C/O eventually, but I can live with that.

    We only made our fist payment to CCCS on 1 May, so things have moved along quite quickly, which will hopefully reassure any newbies.

    Of course, all of this depends on me finding work pronto! Registered with the County Council on Thursday for temping jobs and hopefully they will have something soon with the summer coming up.

    Have a great weekend everyone. :D
  • louietudor
    louietudor Posts: 273 Forumite
    loopylu36 wrote: »
    Morning everyone

    Just thought I'd update you all a little on my DMP in one go, rather than posting as and when, as it all gets a bit lost and confusing.

    Those who have so far accepted and frozen interest are:

    MBNA x 2
    CO-OP
    GE Capital x 2
    IKANO
    GOLDFISH

    Of these none have issued defaults.

    We havd received defaults from

    EGG
    HSBC
    NORTHERN ROCK
    RBS

    Currently none of these have accepted DMP and NR have issued court papers. However, EGG say they are passing the account now to an "external agency" and I guess they will probably agreed DMP. RBS also told me that they WOULD accept after the default process.

    Those who have not accepted but haven't defaulted us either are

    LLOYDS TSB (loans, cc and o/d) I called them on Thursday and surprise, surprise they said that they hadn't heard from CCCS, which I know they have as they have rejected the payments! The guy I spoke to didn't try to extract any money from me tho :confused: . Anyway, thanks for your info on the grey letter RAYDAY, - I'm kind of looking forward to getting this now!

    Also haven't heard anything from MONUMENT - anyone dealt with them? Quite a small debt of around £2k but so is the HSBC one, the amounts just don't seem to matter in terms of whether they accept or not .

    All in all, considering our level of debt (over £100k) we don't seem to be doing too badly. I still think it is highly likely NR will get C/O eventually, but I can live with that.

    We only made our fist payment to CCCS on 1 May, so things have moved along quite quickly, which will hopefully reassure any newbies.

    Of course, all of this depends on me finding work pronto! Registered with the County Council on Thursday for temping jobs and hopefully they will have something soon with the summer coming up.

    Have a great weekend everyone. :D

    i could of sworn i read somewhere that lloyds actually financed (or part financed ) cccs or paypal?? :confused:
  • loopylu36
    loopylu36 Posts: 521 Forumite
    louietudor wrote: »
    i could of sworn i read somewhere that lloyds actually financed (or part financed ) cccs or paypal?? :confused:


    I think they sponser the Nationald Debtline :rolleyes: And they quite often recommend that people take advice from either CCCS or Payplan and then promptly refuse the offer of payment they suggest! You' re right :confused:
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