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Re: CPUTR letters - do they do any good?
There must be a lotta luck out there then Niddy 'coz I've had a long trail of success with this. Many people think along the legal/court route, which is why they see no value in it and while I do get that... if I thought like that myself, then I'd probably have ended up in a court. It's a completely different fightback tool, I've used it against countless creditors/DCAs and it works.Originally posted by Never-In-Doubt View Post
Horses for courses really.....
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Re: CPUTR letters - do they do any good?
I mean you didn't do it from day one. ie you picked the right time after exhausting the traditional avenues.... which is what I am trying to explain here - don't jump in!Originally posted by PriorityOne View PostThere must be a lotta luck out there then Niddy 'coz I've had a long trail of success with this. Many people think along the legal/court route, which is why they see no value in it and while I do get that... if I thought like that myself, then I'd probably have ended up in a court. It's a completely different fightback tool, I've used it against countless creditors/DCAs and it works.
Horses for courses really.....
Save it as an ace card
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Re: CPUTR letters - do they do any good?
Hi there
I have used CPUTR only once on Cabot who were getting quite threatening. Since using cputr all letters stopped and I have heard nothing from them in almost a year.Comment
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Re: CPUTR letters - do they do any good?
Excellent, usually that is what happens - ie they don't confirm anything, they just stop communicating. That way they don't leave themselves open by refusing or accepting your CPUTR question.Originally posted by Boltmaker View Post
Seems to have worked so well done
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