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    Lowell Financial have registered 6 defaults on my credit file for debt i know nothing about.

    They are all fraudulent accounts which consist of 3 mobile phone accounts and 3 catalogues.

    I know they are fraudulent but how do i prove it to Lowell as they are just sticking their fingers in their ears and not listening to a thing i say.

    They do not answer any of my emails to say that i have reported the debts to Action Fraud quoting the crime reference numbers or do they send me letters detailing the debts including signed agreements, statements from the original creditors when asked.

    How can i convince them that the debt are not mine when they totally ignore me.

    Thanks in advance.
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    Originally posted by martinjhnnsn View Post
    Lowell Financial have registered 6 defaults on my credit file for debt i know nothing about.

    They are all fraudulent accounts which consist of 3 mobile phone accounts and 3 catalogues.

    I know they are fraudulent but how do i prove it to Lowell as they are just sticking their fingers in their ears and not listening to a thing i say.

    They do not answer any of my emails to say that i have reported the debts to Action Fraud quoting the crime reference numbers or do they send me letters detailing the debts including signed agreements, statements from the original creditors when asked.

    How can i convince them that the debt are not mine when they totally ignore me.

    Thanks in advance.
    Im afraid its going to be a game of being a detective and getting the information you need to prove the fraud. It shouldnt be difficult, if lowells claim they are owed money then they should be able to give you the details of the original companies, so contact them and get the data they have about the accounts, this should help in proving the fraud.

    I did a case a couple of years ago when there was fraud, it wasnt the easiest to deal with but we won in the end
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