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    H L Solicitors/Sigma/T-Mobile

    Good evening all.

    I have been receiving letters from H L Solicitors regarding a debt of (wait for it) £23.42 relating to an unpaid T-Mobile bill from some 2 years ago. I sent a couple of "what are you on about" letters and finally they sent a copy of the bill as "proof" that I owe it.

    In all honesty, I actually do owe the money as it was the final bill of a contract, I had already cancelled the direct debit and just never bothered to pay it.

    Today, I've received a letter saying that they will match any payment I make up to 50% of the balance. Does anyone reckon I should offer to pay £11.71 and get the rest paid by them? Or is there some sort of catch?

    I realise I'm being a twat over £23 but what are your opinions?

    Many thanks.
    Tags: bill, cancelled, con, contract, debit, debt, direct debit, letters, mobile, money, paid, pay, rac, solicitors, t-mobile
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    Re: H L Solicitors/Sigma/T-Mobile

    I'd pay it mate. It's £11
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    • #3
      Re: H L Solicitors/Sigma/T-Mobile

      £11.71 paid, matched by Sigma so now owe zilch. I really am a right bell-end

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      • #4
        Re: H L Solicitors/Sigma/T-Mobile

        Originally posted by GlennBaker View Post
        Good evening all.

        I have been receiving letters from H L Solicitors regarding a debt of (wait for it) £23.42 relating to an unpaid T-Mobile bill from some 2 years ago. I sent a couple of "what are you on about" letters and finally they sent a copy of the bill as "proof" that I owe it.

        In all honesty, I actually do owe the money as it was the final bill of a contract, I had already cancelled the direct debit and just never bothered to pay it.

        Today, I've received a letter saying that they will match any payment I make up to 50% of the balance. Does anyone reckon I should offer to pay £11.71 and get the rest paid by them? Or is there some sort of catch?

        I realise I'm being a twat over £23 but what are your opinions?

        Many thanks.
        Pay it mate , saying that though I'm surprised they just didn't write it off!!!

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        • #5
          Re: H L Solicitors/Sigma/T-Mobile

          Pay it or they will cry!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! no doubt, get it in writing as cleared lol as they tend to come back later in cases it seems.
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          • #6
            Re: H L Solicitors/Sigma/T-Mobile

            They said they would send a confirmation in writing that it was clear.

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