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Did u take out this agreement, as rizzle asked?
ps aren't you also called paris5000 on here? I would have reset your password had you asked
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Originally posted by rizzle View PostReading between the lines from what has been posted elsewhere (or not posted now), I take it that you never owed this debt or took out the agreement claimed?
And that you only began paying this due to pressure from the debt collectors when you were unsure whether this was one of your previous genuine debts?
The FOS have admitted there are discrepancies between the two agreements and that if it went to court that the judge might rule that the agreement is unenforceable however they did not uphold my compaint because I made token payments of one pound.
I need help on my next move ?Last edited by paris; 4 June 2011, 19:21.
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Re: HELP
Reading between the lines from what has been posted elsewhere (or not posted now), I take it that you never owed this debt or took out the agreement claimed?
And that you only began paying this due to pressure from the debt collectors when you were unsure whether this was one of your previous genuine debts?
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Hi Niddy
I have used your letters before to fight a unenforcable debt for the past few years and I wonder if you have a new letter that I can use because the DCA has said that are going to try and take out a CCJ.
Abit of background information I have been sent two credit agreements with one with alleged signature on and one without. The credit agreements do not contain all of the prescribed terms and have different dates on them
I compain to the FOS ( big mistake I Know) and lost because I made token payments and offered full and final.However the good thing is that the FOS have admit that the credit agreements contain discrepancies and that only a court can decide if it is unenforceable. The FOS also said that their decison is not binding on me if I reject it and that I am free to raise my arguements in any subsequent court action.
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