Originally posted by fpoiela
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I agree it’s rare for creditors to send general correspondence by Royal Mail Recorded Delivery, but it can happen if it’s a package in response to a Subject Access Request.
And sometimes it’s done to establish if the person is still living at an address so they seek a signature for confirmation.
Incidentally, if you have Royal Mail Redirect set up, Royal Mail inform the sender that the letter/package has been redirected, albeit they don’t reveal the new address. However that’s enough to let the sender know the person who they were trying to reach doesn’t live there.
Some debt purchasers and/or their instructed solicitors then issue a court claim to the old address allowing them to potentially obtain a Default Judgment if the debtor doesn’t received it.
Do you have any debts which you would like help with?
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