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  • #136
    Re: Letter from Shoosmith Solicitors/cabot financial threatening court

    no, no idea what so ever! just gandering my credit report on noddle and thought "oh god, not another one"

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    • #137
      Re: Letter from Shoosmith Solicitors/cabot financial threatening court

      lol, I've given up looking at mine.
      #staysafestayhome

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      • #138
        Re: Letter from Shoosmith Solicitors/cabot financial threatening court

        lol ill simply forget that for now untill we cross that bridge, main focus is getting the shoosmith thing out the way ey thanks for all your help along the way
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        • #139
          Re: Letter from Shoosmith Solicitors/cabot financial threatening court

          Good evening @Amet​hyst


          I received a letter today form cabot financial. Still nothing from the courts and its been two months now i believe. I do need to phone them to ask if it has been "stayed". I just moved jobs so have not had one minute to call them as I've been at my new job 12 hours a day. Any advice? I hope alls well with yourself! Thanks in advance!

          Dan
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