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    I apologise I clicked the add new topic instead of new thread not sure where it went😕.I'm currently disputing a loan company about miselling and rolling over loans two myself without the proper checks,I've asked the ombudsman two get involved which they have and they have wrote two said company informing of my disputes,I have received a response say it will take 8 week for a final decision
    Here in lies my problem the debt has being sent two a collection agency which I have received a court summons two get a CCJ against me,what do I put on the claim fourm,a defence technically I owe the money's but not all the interest,or do I admit it. Do I ring the dept collection agency and tell them it's in dispute,do I put on the summons its in dispute for upto 8 weeks and ask for this time
    Any help would be much appericated
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    Re: Summons recieved

    Hi Drakes & welcome to LB.

    Can I ask, who is chasing? (What is the name of the Claimant on the court claim form? & solicitors?)
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      Re: Summons recieved

      The original company I'm disputing is provident personal credit,they sold or passed the debt two Lowell who have instructed Cohen Cramer

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