Ban for Nicholas Harle, boss of Consortium Reclaim debt write-off scam – Andrew Penma

[Legal Beagles]

Consortium Reclaim first crossed my radar when I heard from a reader who paid £850 to have it write-off a credit card debt that he was told was unenforceable. But the debt could not be scrubbed and his refund requests were ignored. Dozens of similar complaints followed about the Swansea firm, which claimed: “We help […]
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Re: Ban for Nicholas Harle, boss of Consortium Reclaim debt write-off scam – Andrew P

Excellent.

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Re: Ban for Nicholas Harle, boss of Consortium Reclaim debt write-off scam – Andrew P

Consortium Reclaim first crossed my radar when I heard from a reader who paid £850 to have it write-off a credit card debt that he was told was unenforceable. But the debt could not be scrubbed and his refund requests were ignored. Dozens of similar complaints followed about the Swansea firm, which claimed: “We help […]

Can't believe they're still at it! I thought the Carey judgment had put paid to all claims of being able to 'wipe off' debts by having credit agreements declared unenforceable. :confused2:

I still remember the Rankines rather well...

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Re: Ban for Nicholas Harle, boss of Consortium Reclaim debt write-off scam – Andrew P

https://www.gov.uk/government/news/s...d-for-26-years

Other directors who I don't think are mention in previous article.

Amrinder Patwal (32), Nicholas Stephen Harle (39) and Victoria Ruth Skivington (28) were found to have caused or allowed Consortium to mislead the public and were disqualified from acting in the capacity as directors. Mr Patwal was disqualified for 12 years from 29 May 2015, Mr Harle for 10 years from 18 February 2015 and Ms Skivington for 4 years from 10 March 2015.