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Re: myself v lloyds
got these from the dca acting for lloyds-- see letter in post 55
got these from the dca acting for lloyds-- see letter in post 55
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Re: myself v lloyds
Remove your name on the first letter! or maybe a mod can do it for you.
I had those letters a few weeks ago. Ive ignored them and see what happens next.
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Re: myself v lloyds
thought maybe i could send a letter ,saying they havent sent the missing PTsComment
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Re: myself v lloyds
Either send Creditor Refusal to Accept UE Status - allaboutDEBT UK to Westcot or ignore...it's up to you.Let your smile change the world but don't let the world change your smile
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Re: myself v lloyds
i agree with Pixie, they always do this.Comment
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ok will send the letter pixie advised thank youComment
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got this from lloyds today ,what does this mean ???Attached FilesComment
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Nothing....Originally posted by davidm View Post
You could ring up and ask for it in Braille
If it were me I would just ignore that.......
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im thinking if i was blind how would i see thatOriginally posted by Deepie View PostNothing....
You could ring up and ask for it in Braille
If it were me I would just ignore that.......
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Remember getting these threatening letters from SCUM and about 7 furthers dca's regarding LLoyds. Finally sar'd them. No agreement. Over 3 years now since last payment. No contact for over 12 months.
I know how you feel. At the start I was really scared, could not sleep. No money, no way of paying, yet the phone calls and letters kept coming. Everytime they rang me I answered, FOOL. Learned my lesson.
In truth, I do not owe them a penny! They owe me.Comment
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I expect they've sent it because they are obliged to send you periodic statements of account. Just file it.Originally posted by davidm View PostComment
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I agree, think i had one also, think it was the last thing to receive from them as well.Originally posted by NotDrowningButWaving View PostI'm an official AAD Moderator and also a volunteer, here to help make the forum run smoothly. Any views or opinions are mine and not the official line of AAD. Similarly, any advice I have offered you is done so on an informal basis, without prejudice or liability. If in doubt seek advice from a qualified insured professional - Find a Solicitor or go to the National Probono Centre.
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Re: myself v lloyds
got these two today should i send the sold in dispute letter to apex ,they know its UE but there still trying bless em
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either now or when you get the first indignant letter from Apex saying how disappointed they are that you haven't paid them.......................Comment
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