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Writing off your credit card debt???
faz1983
Posts: 5 Forumite
in Credit cards
Hello to all
I have recently heard about a company that will write off your credit card balance & get you back all payments/charges (including interest) you have made on the account over the time you have had it. They charge £500 for first card & £125 for each card after that.
Once I find the website again I will post it up for all to see.
It all sounds to good to be true if you ask me, does anyone have any further information on this?
Here is the website http://www.cartelclientreview.co.uk/credit-card-claims.aspx
I have recently heard about a company that will write off your credit card balance & get you back all payments/charges (including interest) you have made on the account over the time you have had it. They charge £500 for first card & £125 for each card after that.
Once I find the website again I will post it up for all to see.
It all sounds to good to be true if you ask me, does anyone have any further information on this?
Here is the website http://www.cartelclientreview.co.uk/credit-card-claims.aspx
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Every decent, legitimate way of sorting out debt is covered on this website.It all sounds to good to be trueHappy chappy0 -
Here are the Terms & Conditions
http://www.cartelclientreview.co.uk/remote/files/T&C_Credit_Cards.pdf
Pay close attention to 'Successful Claim Fees'0 -
Looks dodgy to me.Baby Ice arrived 17th April 2011. Tired.com! :j0
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They will not be doing anything that you cannot do yourself from information contained on this site, and save yourself £5000
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Agree with Nick. For what it's worth, if you google "how to cancel credit card debts" you'll find a whole host of companies offering to charge you for their expertise. So you can choose which company you wish to throw good money to.
AFAIK the loophole they try and exploit in the wording of the credit agreements was closed years ago. You'll notice that there are no genuine posters on this forum reporting back on recent successful outcomes from these companies.
Faz as a new poster, do you have ties to this company already and just trying to drum up some business from people with genuine debt?"A child of five could understand this. Fetch me a child of five." - Groucho Marx0 -
No I have no ties what so ever, just wanted to come to a place where could see if anyone has done this or something similar. Got £2000 on a card & would be nice if it just disappeared so to speak.Is this fee upfront or after successful claim?
Seems like it is upfront, then loads of other fees for successful claims to0 -
No I have no ties what so ever, just wanted to come to a place where could see if anyone has done this or something similar. Got £2000 on a card & would be nice if it just disappeared so to speak.
Seems like it is upfront, then loads of other fees for successful claims to
The way it works is that you entered into an agreement, and if you send them what you OWE them, then it will disappear so to speak.
Try it, it's an alternative to being a cheap charlie.0 -
tomstickland wrote: »Every decent, legitimate way of sorting out debt is covered on this website.
As above, I've come up with a two point plan to sort out debt.
1) Don't borrow what you can't pay back.
2) Pay your debts.0 -
Captain_Mainwaring wrote: »As above, I've come up with a two point plan to sort out debt.
1) Don't borrow what you can't pay back.
Circumstances changeCaptain_Mainwaring wrote: »
2) Pay your debts.
Circumstances change
Your two point plan is flawed.0
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