Afternoon All, I hope you can help me.. :tinysmile_twink_t2:
I've recieved a letter from Judge & Priestley relating to a 1st Credit assigned debt. The letter (attached) advises that if payment is not recieved their client may issue court proceedings.
I have previously sent two complaints to 1st credit due to their continued pursuit of a debt and their failure to respond to my request to supply a true copy of the original consumer credit agreement. 1st credits last response in September advised that they had sent a true copy of the agreement in 2012 however when I review the copy they sent through it is a CitiFinancial agreement with my name and address on the front but no signature etc on it.
In recent months 1st credit had sent through numerous full and final offers, some as low as £750 when the debt is £2,500 and my assumption was they hadn't got the legal right to pursue hence they had sent the low offers of settlement. I cannot afford to pay the debt and I don't want it to go to court.
I need to make the decision whether to send across an offer of payment or stand firm on the basis that their case is somehow flawed.
Can you help please?
Many thanks
I've recieved a letter from Judge & Priestley relating to a 1st Credit assigned debt. The letter (attached) advises that if payment is not recieved their client may issue court proceedings.
I have previously sent two complaints to 1st credit due to their continued pursuit of a debt and their failure to respond to my request to supply a true copy of the original consumer credit agreement. 1st credits last response in September advised that they had sent a true copy of the agreement in 2012 however when I review the copy they sent through it is a CitiFinancial agreement with my name and address on the front but no signature etc on it.
In recent months 1st credit had sent through numerous full and final offers, some as low as £750 when the debt is £2,500 and my assumption was they hadn't got the legal right to pursue hence they had sent the low offers of settlement. I cannot afford to pay the debt and I don't want it to go to court.
I need to make the decision whether to send across an offer of payment or stand firm on the basis that their case is somehow flawed.
Can you help please?
Many thanks
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