county court case

taffy24

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county court case

18th September 2016, 21:32:PM

my wife recieved a cc form today regarding a barclycard debt dated 19/05/2001 however i have not answered letters after default i have no recolection of paying anything exept for some debt collector that came round but what we were paying for we thought it was for catalouge debts and he would put some on this one and some on the other and he stopped collecting money when we said we were going to see citizens advice beareau would it be worth contesting this as stature barred or what or which way would be better to write asking for them to supply information im sorry im not legally minded on these matters

therefore whilst i have read the forums it looks like i will have to acknowledge the claim ask cabot for a copy of the cca then where do i go from there????

Last edited by taffy24; 16th September 2016, 20:26:PM.

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