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CCJ help! Arrow Global & Link Parking

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  • CCJ help! Arrow Global & Link Parking

    Hi*
    I recently went for a mortgage with my partner and found that I have 2 CCJs on my credit file from August 2017 and February 2018. I have no correspondence for either of these CCJs and have no idea where they have appeared from. The first is from Arrow Global who have said I owe £1361 for an O2 contract, I have never had a contract with O2. The second is from Link Parking for a "parking fine" amounting £265 again I have not recieved anything from them about this.*
    I have contacted both companies Arrow Global said they would need to get the legal team to call me back and Link Parking when I call them I get an answer machine which I find very strange. I have read into both companies and it appears they have been known in the past to not be reputable companies. I am absolutely devestated as these 2 companies have completely damaged my credit rating and as it stands I will not be able to get a mortgage until these are listed as satisfied. Due to the CCJs being issued years ago how can I prove I never recieved the appropriate correspondence from these companies? I must say I have vague memory of the court sending me a CCJ notice about Arrow Global but I thought this was a fraudulant letter as I have never had any dealings with them (naive on my part for not researching this at the time).
    Any help would be appreciate as to what I do next.
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  • #2
    Set aside possibly

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    • #3
      Thank you for your reply. Is this while I try to get a response from both companies? I have asked for proof from both so hopefully they will not take too long to acknowledge my request. Should they not respond to my request would I need to take some form of legal action? Or has it been too long that I will have to pay the amount stated on the CCJ?

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      • #4
        Have to contact the court quoting case number and day not received and to send copys to you

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        • #5
          Those companies might send/, should but see

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