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  • Hi guys, thank you all for your help and support. Last week I had the trial and as expected, I lost. I try to make a resume of what happened, maybe it would be helpful for someone.
    Because of covid, it was a telephone hearing. The trial started 10 min late and all was very fast. First of all, the judge said he didn't have time to read the witness statements. For me, the outcome was obvious from the beginning, the judge asked to me if I agree with Uncle Buck debt, why I'm not paying it. And I told him because the Claimant didn't prove he owns the debt. But it was unimportant for him, the only thing that matters is the contract with Uncle Buck. He said said he doesn't know the laws regarding this, so it's on me to prove there is something wrong with it. And I should provide using examples from commercial law.
    They had some mistakes in their paper, some reconstituted documents, with wrong date, or different format from the original one, but it was fine for the judge. I complained about UB sold the account without termination of contract or ND, and when I wanted to argue about the chain of assignments, the judge rushed me and he said there is no time and he has to make a decision.
    The Claimant's solicitor didn't have too much clue about the debt, most of the times he said he is not aware of this, or doesn't know about what I asked but still in the end they won. I think a good solicitor will win easy against these bunch of amateurs.
    The judge accepted all their request, and they added £200 on top of the claim which was less than £500. I requested 28 days to pay, but the judge said: ,,you don't need 28 days, 14 it's fine.'' My opinion was he treated me bad from the beginning until the end. Maybe he has his own reasons. I have to agree I lost because of me, I don't have the knowledge to win this, but his attitude disappointed me and he didn't give any chance.

    He said to contact Perch Capital to make the payment asap. What should I do next? Contact Perch and tell them what? How should I make the payment and how to prove to the court this? Can someone please advice me what steps to take in order not get a ccj on my file?

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    • Hi Caesar,

      I will email you shortly.
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      • Hi guys, I haven't posted any update for a long time, but I will do it soon. Before that, I have a question.
        After more than 10 year living in the same place, I need to move out. I have a few accounts statute bared and others will be soon.

        Can anyone advice what should I do in this situation? I have in my mind to update the address with every debtor, but I don't think as a very good idea, or to redirect all my letter to my address. But also not very good if I have to do it on long term because will cost me money.

        At the moment I am not in danger to go to the court with any of my debts, but am I risking something if an account statute bared will go to court and I won't get the LoC or a County Court Claim?

        I can't thank you enough for the help I received on this forum during the time. You guys are life savers.

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        • any bank etc you deal with will update credit records anyway, so up to you?

          you could get a backdoor CCJ for old address if they say not known new address? mot suggesting you do what you think best sure others will comment also?
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          • Originally posted by Caesar View Post
            Hi guys, I haven't posted any update for a long time, but I will do it soon. Before that, I have a question.
            After more than 10 year living in the same place, I need to move out. I have a few accounts statute bared and others will be soon.

            Can anyone advice what should I do in this situation? I have in my mind to update the address with every debtor, but I don't think as a very good idea, or to redirect all my letter to my address. But also not very good if I have to do it on long term because will cost me money.

            At the moment I am not in danger to go to the court with any of my debts, but am I risking something if an account statute bared will go to court and I won't get the LoC or a County Court Claim?

            I can't thank you enough for the help I received on this forum during the time. You guys are life savers.
            How often are you getting letters regarding your various individual accounts (both SB and non-SB)? How soon do you realistically estimate that your other accounts will be statute barred?

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            • If a creditor keeps contacting you about a statute barred debt after you've sent them the letter, you can complain to the creditor. If you're not satisfied with their response, you can complain to the Financial Ombudsman. Calls are free from mobiles and landlines.
              I'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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              • Personally I would do a redirect and if you get a letter send a generic change of address . ‘ you wrote to me at x. In future please direct all correspondence to y’

                There are pros and cons of each approach. Sorry I can’t say directly which is best

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