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Vodafone/Lowell Portfolio I Ltd v S Wilkinson

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    Vodafone/Lowell Portfolio I Ltd v S Wilkinson

    Hi
    I have received a court letter from Lowell regarding an old account I had with Vodafone.
    apparently Vodafone served me a default notice but no date is stated, I am currently getting divorced and have not lived at my old address for 2 years? this was then passed onto Lowell who supposedly contacted me in July 2014?
    I've enrolled and entered a defend plea on the Money Claim online,
    what is my next step?
    Not a clue how to go about this, any advice would be really appreciated
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    Re: Vodafone/Lowell Portfolio I Ltd v S Wilkinson

    Hi,

    Mobile phone accounts are service contracts no regulated by the Consumer Credit Act 1974.
    Which Solicitor is representing Lowell? Bryan Carter or Lowell Solicitors?
    Can you recall when this contract was taken out?
    Do you know when it was defaulted.
    Do you check your credit reference files?
    If not it would be a good idea to check, there is Noddle free online
    this would show when the default was registered.

    nem
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      Re: Vodafone/Lowell Portfolio I Ltd v S Wilkinson

      Hi nem
      it just says Lowell Solicitors
      Agreement took out with Vodafone 14/07/10
      Default served 01/08/2013
      updated by Lowell 27/08/14
      I wasn't aware until they sent me a letter to my new address, then ignored it unfortunately!
      Last edited by StevenStacey; 14th December 2015, 11:41:AM.

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        Re: Vodafone/Lowell Portfolio I Ltd v S Wilkinson

        Hi nem
        it just says Lowell Solicitors
        Agreement took out with Vodafone 14/07/10
        Default served 01/08/2013
        updated by Lowell 27/08/14
        I wasn't aware until they sent me a letter to my new address, then ignored it unfortunately!

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