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Should i offer a Full and Final Settlement?
**Amy**
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HI
I have a debt from Capital 1 which has now been passed to a DCA. I have paid 2 lots of £50 off of it, and am paying £50 a month off of it.
However, i wondered if it would be worth asking for a full and final settlement.
The amount outstanding is now £683.
I dont want to request a CCA as i know the debt is mine, and to be honest i just want it cleared.
Any ideas?
Thanks
xxx
I have a debt from Capital 1 which has now been passed to a DCA. I have paid 2 lots of £50 off of it, and am paying £50 a month off of it.
However, i wondered if it would be worth asking for a full and final settlement.
The amount outstanding is now £683.
I dont want to request a CCA as i know the debt is mine, and to be honest i just want it cleared.
Any ideas?
Thanks
xxx
Debt: just my mortgage 
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Make an offer the worst they can do is say no.Barclaycard 3800
Nothing to do but hibernate till spring
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If i do make an offer what sort of amount should i offer? Is it 30%.
Any template letters going spare? :rotfl:
Debt: just my mortgage
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If the debt is yours , but only want to pay part of it , what,s the moral justice in that ?0
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There will be somewhere.
You have two choices ask them what they will accept or make a low offer and see what they come back with. Most will settle for 75%, some 50% and a few 33%, I've never managed to get lower than that.Barclaycard 3800
Nothing to do but hibernate till spring
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Im not really avoiding paying it. I just want to clear it quicker. If they will allow me to do that then why not?
If they wont, i will carry on paying it.
Thanks BH, i will probably write to them and offer a low amount first and see what they come back with.
xxxDebt: just my mortgage
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IVA & fee charging DMP companies: Profits from misery, motivated ONLY by greed0 -
Thanks Fermi, you are a star.
xDebt: just my mortgage
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Good luck anything you get off is a bonus so be proud you are clearing your debt.Barclaycard 3800
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Thank you BH. I have just done the letter and will send out tomorrow when i have the address details.
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