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Re: New and confused
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Re: New and confused
Hmm, ok just thought i'd check...Originally posted by samsmum View Post
You could if you wanted just reply to their email with "sorry I am skint and can't afford this, i'll pay £50 if you bugger off" - they'll then sell it on after refusing you, the DCA will however accept between £70 - £120 for this size debt.
Therefore you can see why I am likely to suggest not paying it back right now....
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Re: New and confused
Oh yes. Think i'll just sit tight and ignore em til i'm told different. ThanksComment
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Re: New and confused
Hi. Received an e mail from QQ to repay in full within 15 days and debt has now gone up from £350 to £426Comment
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Re: New and confused
Hi samsmum
Here is Niddy's post no 93 above, which I agree with.
regards
Garlok
Originally posted by Never-In-Doubt View PostHmm, ok just thought i'd check...
You could if you wanted just reply to their email with "sorry I am skint and can't afford this, i'll pay £50 if you bugger off" - they'll then sell it on after refusing you, the DCA will however accept between £70 - £120 for this size debt.
Therefore you can see why I am likely to suggest not paying it back right now....Comment
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Re: New and confused
oooh aren't they big. What they gonna do when you don't pay?Originally posted by samsmum View Post
Just ignore it - it's fine
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Re: New and confused
Ok will do thanksComment
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Re: New and confused
Hi. Just received an e mail from Quickquid saying as i'm such a wonderful customer i can pay pay back my loan at £72PM FOR 5 months, the schedule actually shows 6 payments which totals the £432 i owe. Should i accept this to stop any further charges or wait for it to be passed on? Bit surprised to be honestComment
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Re: New and confused
wow, the loan was 420 and in all they just want 432, sounds real good, no idea if that email can be used as a proof of offer, if so, sounds good, let's see what others in here thinkComment
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Re: New and confused
Call me cynical but in my world if something seems too good to be true it normally is. Seems strange they've offered that without me asking unless its a clerical error. Says it has to be paid on old debit card too so not sure i trust thisComment
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Re: New and confused
In my opinion you are totally right not to trust them, DO NOT give them your debit card details though whatever you decide as they will raid it as and when they think you may have some money. Trust them as far as a hamster could throw them!!Originally posted by samsmum View PostWhen you have nothing you have nothing to loseComment
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Re: New and confused
My thoughts exactly. The account they said they would take the money from has been closed so no worries there. Nice thought that i could pay it back without charges but somehow i dont think i'll accept their offerComment
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Re: New and confused
You are right samsmum, don't give them a debit card number. Susie is correct in saying they will raid it any time they like. Just take a look throught the various F & F sections /threads of the site and see just how untrustworthy ALL of these people are.
regards
GarlokComment
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Re: New and confused
Thanks. Take it i'm best just to carry on ignoring them? Also they said i could pay it in 5 instalments but then quoted 6 datesComment
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