Equivo/creation court claim received advice needed
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Originally posted by Quintado View PostReceived the following response and reconstituted cca
Would the best plan of attack now be to say that due to no date or credit limit stated the debt is unenforceable and try and get a 10% settlement or just sit back and wait?
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Originally posted by Quintado View PostI reposted them in post #16 in a better resolution that hopefully you can see, was struggling to get them in an allowance size to post
You can make offers to settle the claim, make sure you write 'Without Prejudice' on the letter. Make reference to their client wants to settle the matter amicably. Make sure you get Proof of Postage.
https://nationaldebtline.org/get-inf...ent-offers-ew/
An example of a letter, amend to reflect the facts.
https://nationaldebtline.org/get-inf...tlement-offer/
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