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I've Just recieved a threatening letter form Mortimer Clarke Sols. Who are chasing an old vodafone contract. For £877.23 . The letter says that they have been instructed to start legal Proceedings . I could do without another CCJ as mine are starting to drop off . I need information from then as I have no idea when the account was taken out But I think it must be SB or Nearly . Should I write to Vodafone for details OR ask MC to go back to their Client?
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Re: Old Vodafone contract , Mortimer CLarke NOW threatening legal Action
Hi seduraed,
Thanks for making me aware of this.
If you'd like me to look into things, email me with your details via the Contact us form here and quote the code WRT135 - FAO Lee in the subject line.
Once sent, you'll receive an automated reply with a reference number. Post back with this and I’ll check I've received it.
Kind regards,
Lee
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