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Question County Court advice for a Debt THAT IS NOT MINE!

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  • #16
    Re: Question County Court advice for a Debt THAT IS NOT MINE!

    May be best to PM Celestine and pt2537. If it's at all possible to give Lowells a kicking, they like to do it.

    Or if you don't have much chance, they will at least be honest and tell you.
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    • #17
      Re: Question County Court advice for a Debt THAT IS NOT MINE!

      Originally posted by Nibbler View Post
      May be best to PM Celestine and pt2537. If it's at all possible to give Lowells a kicking, they like to do it.

      Or if you don't have much chance, they will at least be honest and tell you.
      Done.
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      • #18
        Re: Question County Court advice for a Debt THAT IS NOT MINE!

        Haha, Winchester, thats just up the road from me, well when im home it is anyway.

        Ive just got in from work, but if you can bear with me ill have a look at this when i get a second.
        I work for Roach Pittis Solicitors. I give my free time available to helping other on the forum and would be happy to try and assist informally where needed. Any posts I make on LegalBeagles are for information and discussion purposes only and shouldn't be seen as legal advice. Any advice I provide is without liability.

        If you need to contact me please email me on Pt@roachpittis.co.uk .

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        • #19
          Re: Question County Court advice for a Debt THAT IS NOT MINE!

          Originally posted by pt2537 View Post
          Haha, Winchester, thats just up the road from me, well when im home it is anyway.

          Ive just got in from work, but if you can bear with me ill have a look at this when i get a second.
          Top stuff. I'm not based here but am on leave. There are 4 phones. And two of them were ordered when i was in afghan! I'm going to take the image down as I don't want this coming back on me.

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          • #20
            Re: Question County Court advice for a Debt THAT IS NOT MINE!

            Called the court, and found out they have not payed the fees so it looks like I don't have to go! Bit of a result. Just waiting to get an official response to my email from the county court judge now!

            Can't understand how such a big company can be so incompetent!

            Thanks for all the help.

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            • #21
              Re: Question County Court advice for a Debt THAT IS NOT MINE!

              Originally posted by hairymonkey View Post
              Can't understand how such a big company can be so incompetent!
              They aren't incompetent - its psywar.
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              • #22
                Re: Question County Court advice for a Debt THAT IS NOT MINE!

                Here we go... Got this today:

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                • #23
                  Re: Question County Court advice for a Debt THAT IS NOT MINE!

                  So it looks like I need to prepare a defence. I am assuming they will have a lawyer or a barrister, so I will have to do my homework.

                  My first thoughts are emailing or calling them asking for:

                  1) Proof of their ownership of the debt.
                  2) Their evidence that I took out the phones, (either IP addresses if they were ordered online, or recordings of phone calls if ordered on the phone etc...), and also evidence of what checking they did to verify it was me.
                  3) A request of why they have ignored my statement that it was not me who took the phones out. And ask why they have not followed this up.

                  Anything else you can think off? I am asking for copies of my movement orders. But I need evidence of when the phones were actually taken out! IE dates and times, or they are useless. I also need to know how the phones were taken out, as I did have access to phone calls when on ops.

                  Questions - If i were to talk to my brother and get him to send a signed email saying he took the phones out, would that be enough for them to leave me alone? Ideally once this is over I want this removing from my credit history - will winning in county court, be enough for the agencies to do this?

                  Regards

                  Sam

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