help for hubby

[nightwatch]

Re: help for hubby

It could be that he has put the number on something that has registered it somewhere, or they have just chanced their luck on a name with a number registered to it,
just note the number they called on and if possible block it, or try and ignore it, I tend to put a line at the bottom of any letters I send stating that all correspondence is to be in writing only,
if they continue to call send the Harassment by phone template ,http://www.all-about-debt.co.uk/inde...t-by-telephone

[Never-In-Doubt]

Re: help for hubby

I know it's frustrating but try to ignore calls you don't recognise / withheld numbers for a while till they stop calling.

[ali2012]

Re: help for hubby

Just had a phonecall from Debt Managers
7 o'clock at nght!
I answered the phone they asked for hubby by name,
"No thank you"
They said " is he not available on this number?"
I said "no" and hung up the phone
Are we supposed to do anything?
and does anyone know
how did they get his ex directory number?
ive given virgin a call and they confirmed its ex directory?
Thanks In Advance
Ali

- - - Updated - - -

sorry that should read I said "no thank you"

[ali2012]

Re: help for hubby

Thank You Scabhunter

[ScabHunter]

Re: help for hubby

Had another letter from Debt Managers (Servies) Ltd
this saying that they have negotiated a range of discount terms with a number of our clients, and your overdue account may qualify for a discount. To take advantage of a possible - WITHOUT PREJUDICE - reduction call us immediately.
It goes on to say they will discuss any potential discount .................................................. ...... and A dishonoured payment will make any offer void and the full payment becomes full immediately.
It then gives a ways to pay paragraph.

Do I need to reply or ignore?

Thanks in advance
Ali

I will call them immediately for you.

Debt Mismanagers, you are "immediately."

I think you can safely ignore this pile of sanctimonious skunk dung. There are no threats involved, other than the bogus one about "dishonoured" payments. Just run some more time off and wait for the next one.

SH

[ali2012]

Re: help for hubby

Had another letter from Debt Managers (Servies) Ltd
this saying that they have negotiated a range of discount terms with a number of our clients, and your overdue account may qualify for a discount. To take advantage of a possible - WITHOUT PREJUDICE - reduction call us immediately.
It goes on to say they will discuss any potential discount .................................................. ...... and A dishonoured payment will make any offer void and the full payment becomes full immediately.
It then gives a ways to pay paragraph.

Do I need to reply or ignore?

Thanks in advance
Ali

[nightwatch]

Re: help for hubby

a lot of the time the letter is worded to make you think that they are going to call at your property in person, but it sometimes means that they are going to contact you by phone.

I have had some in the past that are worded that way ie; An adviser will call on you between 9 & 5 on xx/xx/xxxx, they don't come to your house they try phoning you all day

[Never-In-Doubt]

Re: help for hubby

Ok - that's fine

[ali2012]

Re: help for hubby

thank you, I will ammend the letter stating ive noted the contact attempts by date if thats ok (seeing as they have only contacted by post)
Thanks again
Ali

[Never-In-Doubt]

Re: help for hubby

Send the template as follows -> http://www.all-about-debt.co.uk/inde...doorstep-visit

[ali2012]

Re: help for hubby

Help again
Just had a letter from Debt Managers (services) Ltd its says
We are collecting the above debt on behalf of Arrow Global. we will instruct our external agents Call Services t contact you at your address to discuss the arrangements for the payment of the full amount owing.
it goes onto say you have a final opportunity to prevent this happening by calling usto set up an affordable payment arrangement, and may even be entitled to a discount
then at the end it says
If you are unsure of how to settle this debt you must telephone one of our negotiators who will discuss the options available

I really dont want anyone coming to the house, what should he do?

Thanks in advance
Ali

[Never-In-Doubt]

Re: help for hubby

im not sure why I have different log ins for this site and 'the main' site

It's how you did it.... you set up the account(s)...

Your username matches, if the passwords differ go into AAD and change it like this - click this (after logging in) --> http://www.all-about-debt.co.uk/index.php/edit-profile/

Then click Account Details & change password.....

[ali2012]

Re: help for hubby

IF I cant thank you enough

im not sure why I have different log ins for this site and 'the main' site but now I know things will be easier

thanks again
ali

[IF]

Re: help for hubby

ali2012, you are already a member on our Main site (to view template letters)

Go here — > http://www.all-about-debt.co.uk/


Log in with email and password, you’ll then see templates if however, you have forgotten the main site password, type in your username (leave password blank) you will then see this






Click on forgot your password and a password will go to the email you registered with, hope this helps

[ali2012]

Re: help for hubby

I have registered and tried to reregister but it says my email is already in use ( whiich I know because its registered to me) any ideas?