Sleeping dogs?

jamon

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Sleeping dogs?

18 April 2011, 15:12

I have received a letter from a DCA, (they bought a debt many years ago from RBS group) addressed to me at an address from which I have moved. I can access the previous address to collect letters, for a limited time
They obviously found this by checking CRA searches when I applied for a 'phone service or similar.
The debt is well out of time (I checked on this, some months ago, on these forums).
Should I ignore the letter or should I send the statute barred letter in the hope that this will kill their interest in me, as I may show up again on a future search at my now permanent address (or -shudder- on an electoral register)?
Tags: cra, dca, debt, interest, letter, letters, phone, rbs, rbs group, statute, statute barred
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18 April 2011, 15:28

Re: Sleeping dogs?

I'd just ignore it. Sleeping dogs n all that....

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