Re: Debt with Very.
Okay, an update..
Received this from very today..
Dear xxxxx
Further to your letter received on 18th june 2013 I confirm that we have already provided you with the following in our letter dated 11th june.
i. A signed copy of your credit agreement, sent to you at the time of opening your account, and,
2. A copy of your current credit agreement, which includes all applicable contractual variants and amendments that have taken place since your account was opened.
We have therefore satisfied your request in accordance with the consumer credit act 1974.
According to our records the current outstanding balance on your account is now £1661.28 and an amount of £214.40 has become payable but remains unpaid.
You agreed to make payments every 28 days in accordance with the terms of your agreement.
I'd therefore like to take this opportunity to remind you that such payments must be made by you in order to avoid default charges.
It just goes on to say contact them blah blah blah.
So what do you think the best way forward is now? shall I send a letter offering reduced payments? That seems to be my only choice as far as I can see.
I don't expect an answer from anyone tonight, but hopefully you'll read this in the morning..
Thanks everyone. x
Okay, an update..
Received this from very today..
Dear xxxxx
Further to your letter received on 18th june 2013 I confirm that we have already provided you with the following in our letter dated 11th june.
i. A signed copy of your credit agreement, sent to you at the time of opening your account, and,
2. A copy of your current credit agreement, which includes all applicable contractual variants and amendments that have taken place since your account was opened.
We have therefore satisfied your request in accordance with the consumer credit act 1974.
According to our records the current outstanding balance on your account is now £1661.28 and an amount of £214.40 has become payable but remains unpaid.
You agreed to make payments every 28 days in accordance with the terms of your agreement.
I'd therefore like to take this opportunity to remind you that such payments must be made by you in order to avoid default charges.
It just goes on to say contact them blah blah blah.
So what do you think the best way forward is now? shall I send a letter offering reduced payments? That seems to be my only choice as far as I can see.
I don't expect an answer from anyone tonight, but hopefully you'll read this in the morning..
Thanks everyone. x
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