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Lowell v Jojo13 - please help

24th October 2016, 15:38:PM

Hi

I have received these two documents from Lowell after requesting credit agreement and default notice. They both do have my details on but no detail about the actual debt or copy of my signature. I have received a court date and don't know what steps to take next. Can anyone please help advise me? I don't particularly want to go to court as I have so much going on at the moment and am feeling mentally fragile. Do I ring these people and ask them what the debt is for? I would be grateful of any help with this

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JoJo13

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