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Hi all,
long time lurker but thnink i need some advice. In April 2002 i failed an IVA, for some strange reason my supervisor never petionioned for my Bankrupcy. Fast forward 2 years a company called Max Recovery contacted me via Eversheds informing me that they had bought my debt. We came to an agreement (which i have in writing)to pay amonthly amount and a lump some over 5 years as a full and final settlement. Last week i was contacted about a new debt they had purchased and have told me they want £150ppm on a £2300 debt. I spoke to the Debt charity recomended by most of you guys on here and they have informed me that its now outside the statute of limitation (by just 1 month). even though its from a failed IVA. How should i procede also how binding is the written agreement i have on my other debt with them.

Thanks for taking the time to read fink

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