Hi,
A couple of days ago we received a court summons from Lowell for a debt which states Provident for £5,180.00.
We do owe provident some money but not anywhere near that, more likely £1000 with interest.
Now both me and my partner have the same amount from Lowell in our credit files yet we never had joint loans from Provident.
Now we have gone over our debts, realised we also had a loan from a company called real personal finance as at the time our car was written off and our provident agent recommended Real personal finance to help us get a new car, we took this loan out in around 2008.
In October 2009 our provident lady told us real personal finance had gone into liquidation and to stop the direct debit as this may be money just taken and not go towards the debt and we would be contacted when the debts are taken over to start repayments again. This never happened.
we have done some research and found that Real personal finance was taken over by Provident but I do not know when and they never tried to collect payments again.
Now my problem is the court letter states Provident but we do not owe nearly that much to provident.
Can provident put all debts together and include another debt from a company they was not controlling when we took out the loan and then say last payment was the last time we paid them?
we last paid real personal finance on 1st october 2009 its on my bank statement so that should make there loan statute barred?
Are they allowed to put all debts together including those of other members of your household despite not being married?
We want to dispute this claim as we do believe it is the real personal finance one possibly that and a provident loan put together as the amounts do not add up.
If we dispute it do we need to get the proof together as we no longer have the agreements due to having moved away I am looking through tons of paperwork or would they have to prove we owe the debt and supply the paper work with last payment proof and that they are separate debts?
What proof do we have for provident as it was a doorstep lender and hand written book each time she took payment.
The real personal finance one was a monthly amount direct debit from my bank.
I am confused as to whether I have to supply the proof or that they do?
A couple of days ago we received a court summons from Lowell for a debt which states Provident for £5,180.00.
We do owe provident some money but not anywhere near that, more likely £1000 with interest.
Now both me and my partner have the same amount from Lowell in our credit files yet we never had joint loans from Provident.
Now we have gone over our debts, realised we also had a loan from a company called real personal finance as at the time our car was written off and our provident agent recommended Real personal finance to help us get a new car, we took this loan out in around 2008.
In October 2009 our provident lady told us real personal finance had gone into liquidation and to stop the direct debit as this may be money just taken and not go towards the debt and we would be contacted when the debts are taken over to start repayments again. This never happened.
we have done some research and found that Real personal finance was taken over by Provident but I do not know when and they never tried to collect payments again.
Now my problem is the court letter states Provident but we do not owe nearly that much to provident.
Can provident put all debts together and include another debt from a company they was not controlling when we took out the loan and then say last payment was the last time we paid them?
we last paid real personal finance on 1st october 2009 its on my bank statement so that should make there loan statute barred?
Are they allowed to put all debts together including those of other members of your household despite not being married?
We want to dispute this claim as we do believe it is the real personal finance one possibly that and a provident loan put together as the amounts do not add up.
If we dispute it do we need to get the proof together as we no longer have the agreements due to having moved away I am looking through tons of paperwork or would they have to prove we owe the debt and supply the paper work with last payment proof and that they are separate debts?
What proof do we have for provident as it was a doorstep lender and hand written book each time she took payment.
The real personal finance one was a monthly amount direct debit from my bank.
I am confused as to whether I have to supply the proof or that they do?
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