Great Annual Savings Company Ltd - FRP - PreAction Letters

[Kebabman]

My uncle owns a business and he recently got letters from FRP claiming that my uncle has “ a payment due” to the “Great Annual Savings Company”and that they would be passing this along to resolution specialists PreAction Ltd to resolve this issue.

A week later a letter from PreAction Ltd arrived stating that my uncle owes money to this company.

The reasons being:

“Attached are the following documents that lead to our client's claim regarding your liability:

1. Letter of Authority: signed by yourself on 5* January 2023. The letter of authority instructs the Company to enter you into a contract on your behalf.
2. Signed Documentation: signed by yourself on the 5th January 2023. This document includes (but may not be limited to) the energy contract along with a direct debit mandate.
3. Contract Confirmation: sent to yourself. This email contains a copy of the letter of authority and contract(s).”

They also sent a copy of this “Letter of Authority” but my uncle is adamant he never signed this and that he had never even heard of this company up until now.

Is this a scam or could someone have maliciously signed this “Letter of Authority” using the my uncles business’ details from Gov.co.uk

I’ve seen on a different thread how : “Preaction Ltd are being used as debt collectors for FRP the Insolvency Practitioners, it is a scam, You will find that the Letter of Authority that you signed does not have the Terms and Conditions within it”

Is there any truth to the above ^

Any help would be appreciated

[AJPCH]

My uncle owns a business and he recently got letters from FRP claiming that my uncle has “ a payment due” to the “Great Annual Savings Company”and that they would be passing this along to resolution specialists PreAction Ltd to resolve this issue.

A week later a letter from PreAction Ltd arrived stating that my uncle owes money to this company.

The reasons being:

“Attached are the following documents that lead to our client's claim regarding your liability:

1. Letter of Authority: signed by yourself on 5* January 2023. The letter of authority instructs the Company to enter you into a contract on your behalf.
2. Signed Documentation: signed by yourself on the 5th January 2023. This document includes (but may not be limited to) the energy contract along with a direct debit mandate.
3. Contract Confirmation: sent to yourself. This email contains a copy of the letter of authority and contract(s).”

They also sent a copy of this “Letter of Authority” but my uncle is adamant he never signed this and that he had never even heard of this company up until now.

Is this a scam or could someone have maliciously signed this “Letter of Authority” using the my uncles business’ details from Gov.co.uk

I’ve seen on a different thread how : “Preaction Ltd are being used as debt collectors for FRP the Insolvency Practitioners, it is a scam, You will find that the Letter of Authority that you signed does not have the Terms and Conditions within it”

Is there any truth to the above ^

Any help would be appreciated

Did you get any response to this? I have had a similar letter. Many thanks> Adrian

[Bilikins]

My uncle owns a business and he recently got letters from FRP claiming that my uncle has “ a payment due” to the “Great Annual Savings Company”and that they would be passing this along to resolution specialists PreAction Ltd to resolve this issue.

A week later a letter from PreAction Ltd arrived stating that my uncle owes money to this company.

The reasons being:

“Attached are the following documents that lead to our client's claim regarding your liability:

1. Letter of Authority: signed by yourself on 5* January 2023. The letter of authority instructs the Company to enter you into a contract on your behalf.
2. Signed Documentation: signed by yourself on the 5th January 2023. This document includes (but may not be limited to) the energy contract along with a direct debit mandate.
3. Contract Confirmation: sent to yourself. This email contains a copy of the letter of authority and contract(s).”

They also sent a copy of this “Letter of Authority” but my uncle is adamant he never signed this and that he had never even heard of this company up until now.

Is this a scam or could someone have maliciously signed this “Letter of Authority” using the my uncles business’ details from Gov.co.uk

I’ve seen on a different thread how : “Preaction Ltd are being used as debt collectors for FRP the Insolvency Practitioners, it is a scam, You will find that the Letter of Authority that you signed does not have the Terms and Conditions within it”

Is there any truth to the above ^

Any help would be appreciated

What was the outcome - we have received the same letter ......