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Returning goods to pay off debt?
tetomka
Posts: 3 Newbie
Hi,
Wonder if anyone can help...
I have a Laptop bought via credit.. I am having trouble paying the repayments.. Can I get the lender to reposses the laptop to clear the debt?
Thanks
Wonder if anyone can help...
I have a Laptop bought via credit.. I am having trouble paying the repayments.. Can I get the lender to reposses the laptop to clear the debt?
Thanks
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im sorry i dont know just wanted to welcome you to the forum and to say try posting again in the morn(just say 'can anyone help' on this page)
all the knowledgable peops will be on then xI am not bossy I just have better ideas:p0 -
Hi,
Thanks I will
Wife and I have sat down and decided to put a line under our current life style.. Its been a slow and steady decline.. culminating in having £0 in the bank 5 days after payday this month.. Keeping our chins up mind. There's an end somewhere..0 -
Hi If you put up your SOA then the clever peeps on her will (hopefully) be able to save you loads and you may even end up keeping your laptop.Find out who you are and do that on purpose (thanks to Owain Wyn Jones quoting Dolly Parton)0
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Hi there
Newbie here, whats SOA?
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Hi,
Its a Satement of Affairs, basically it is a list of your income and expenses for the month. When you do this, please include APR, payment and avail credit, so that people can advise.Debts at the start of my journey - about £23,000 lightbulb moment 01.03.2007 (1st payment to CCCS)..Debt Free Date 25.06.2013 Deposit savings £17,000/£30,0000
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