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Latest correspondence:Originally posted by debrag View Post
We have been instructed by SafetyNet to arrange payment of the outstanding balance of xxxx. You are
currently in arrears of xxxx and need you to contact us at your earliest convenience to resolve this matter
quickly and easily. Note, all future communication regarding this matter will now be with us.
The balance relates to the following loan: xxxxx
The quickest and easiest way to set your account back up under arrangement is through our website. Please
follow the links included in this email.
To manage your account and make payment today, log into www.mycrs.co.uk using your CRS reference
number. Alternative payment options and contact details can be found on the reverse of this letter.
Just another ignore letter? The last time I paid anything was September 2019, so not long to go til SB. Then I will contact then to sort out my incorrect default date.Leave a comment:
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debrag it is your account, I apologise for the content, may I ask you to continue your case from now on, (no more childish bickering) we are here for debrag not one upmanship. - end of:-Leave a comment:
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"It doesn’t take a genius to work out who’s who and what’s what from a DCA perspective if they really wanted to?"
I seriously doubt the veracity of that statement. People here alert posters if they have inadvertently posted any identifiable information, and a Mod will often quickly redact it on their behalf. If you find the way the site works so comical, again one wonders why you bother to be here.Leave a comment:
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debrag it is your account, so ultimately you will need to make the decision, I have advised based on my experience of the so called ‘old way’ and it has worked for me.
I do find it somewhat comical that we are advised against responding to the DCA’s etc however are advised strongly to post all the information on what is predominately a public site. It doesn’t take a genius to work out who’s who and what’s what from a DCA perspective if they really wanted to?
so I’m my humble opinion the old way still works and if it does get too heavy for me then I’ll post my diary and call upon the likes of JCS for support, if the costs warrant it.
I can’t believe for one minute that if these DCA’s etc were so sure that they could actually obtain the funds from you via court that they wouldn’t be the first in the queue? So the fact they hide in the shadows tells me that anyone who stands up to them they will shy away.
only my opinion based on the evidence and experience with the support from past AAD approach.Leave a comment:
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Note:- Remember:- that was 2013 era! so many variations then and after., not all casesOriginally posted by Pat View Post
but sit on hands for now.Last edited by The Tech Clerk; 12 June 2023, 07:59.Leave a comment:
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Brandon case! as one issued late then the owners may have trouble.Last edited by The Tech Clerk; 11 June 2023, 20:02.Leave a comment:
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If it were me I would wait and not say anything unless I were issued something like a letter of claim. I remember a blog post from a guy called Paul who said that while SB runs from a DN remedy date, having a long wait between defaulting and a DN being sent could be an unfair relationship. Paul by the way was involved in the infamous Santander v Mayhew.Originally posted by debrag View Postby the ways I'm a her not a him
so basically wait till it should be over SB to raise anything.Leave a comment:
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by the ways I'm a her not a him
so basically wait till it should be over SB to raise anything.Leave a comment:
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