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    Shoosmiths acting on behalf of Cabot

    Basically a few weeks back I received a letter regarding a Natwest Credit Card debt for over 10k from Shoosmiths on behalf of Cabot. I had to respond if not they would take me to court. I responded sending a CCA request. They literately responded 2 days letter with it but it really doesn't look like it was original.

    They have said that they are not in possession of the original agreement and that they have provided me with a copy of the agreement which I signed electronically. Just a printed out and not on natwest letter-heading or anything. Also I don't believe its correct but how can I check that;s the original.

    If I don't respond by 4pm on the 15th they will take me to court.

    What do I do.

    Panicking
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    Not my area but I think I would be contacting a solicitor to help you.

    Look at the bottom of the page and there are links to find a lawyer page but you need a specialist consumer lawyer

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      Originally posted by Matty B View Post
      Not my area but I think I would be contacting a solicitor to help you.

      Look at the bottom of the page and there are links to find a lawyer page but you need a specialist consumer lawyer
      Yeah will do but I need to send them a reply by recorded special delivery by 1 Monday so was just looking for a letter to stall them really.

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        give real information:- taken out when? amount involved, default notice dates?? etc do not panic

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