Re: kays / very - ndr debt CRA
Hi haylee,
I2D is right. As a matter of principle never take the fight to them. Whilst they are calm and docile and leaving you alone, in these circumstances don't pay them and let matters rest.
I have a known hard nosed approach to all of them because I have been through the whole thing with solicitors doing the investigating, checking etc before my days with AAD, hence I know the situation whatever and can play silly games with them if they annoy me enough which has been regular in the past as I am pretty sure of our ground. However one dose of AAD's letters and procedures caused a pretty awful debt purchaser to back down on two accounts very recently, closing both files, one was our biggest and the other was a couple of thousand or so.
So the methods here really do work and if you are unsure of anything please come back and ask before acting. Most of the time you can ignore the drivel they send and it is wise counsel to take on board the standard litigation advice in all of these matters which is "make the buggers come to you".
regards
Garlok .
Hi haylee,
I2D is right. As a matter of principle never take the fight to them. Whilst they are calm and docile and leaving you alone, in these circumstances don't pay them and let matters rest.
I have a known hard nosed approach to all of them because I have been through the whole thing with solicitors doing the investigating, checking etc before my days with AAD, hence I know the situation whatever and can play silly games with them if they annoy me enough which has been regular in the past as I am pretty sure of our ground. However one dose of AAD's letters and procedures caused a pretty awful debt purchaser to back down on two accounts very recently, closing both files, one was our biggest and the other was a couple of thousand or so.
So the methods here really do work and if you are unsure of anything please come back and ask before acting. Most of the time you can ignore the drivel they send and it is wise counsel to take on board the standard litigation advice in all of these matters which is "make the buggers come to you".
regards
Garlok .
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