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    Good eveing everyone, this is my first post, and I was looking for some advice. I am due in court on 22 May in response to a claim from arrow gloal for debt with MBNA for around £3500. I have put in a defence but since getting my court date through have done nothing due to ill health. I am still unwell and could really do without the stress of going to court. (or taking time off from work to do so). With this in mind, I am thinking of offering a full and final offer, and was looking for some advice (letter wording, amount to offer etc) - or is it too late now?

    Any help or advice would be greatly appreciaited
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    Re: MBNA card/Arrow global

    Originally posted by sillysausage View Post
    Good eveing everyone, this is my first post, and I was looking for some advice. I am due in court on 22 May in response to a claim from arrow gloal for debt with MBNA for around £3500. I have put in a defence but since getting my court date through have done nothing due to ill health. I am still unwell and could really do without the stress of going to court. (or taking time off from work to do so). With this in mind, I am thinking of offering a full and final offer, and was looking for some advice (letter wording, amount to offer etc) - or is it too late now?

    Any help or advice would be greatly appreciaited
    Hi and welcome!

    Without knowing anything about this account or the arguments used in your defence, it's hard to tell. I would suggest sending a PM to Cel :yo: the site admin or PT2537 :yo: They both work for an excellent firm of consumer lawyers :first: as well as contributing to the forum.

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      Re: MBNA card/Arrow global

      Can anyone help Silly at all?

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        Re: MBNA card/Arrow global

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          Re: MBNA card/Arrow global

          Originally posted by Qpips View Post
          Can anyone help Silly at all?
          Flaming Parrot already has!

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