Hi all
I was wondering if you can help me as i have no clue of what to do. I received a letter on the 19th Jan 17 from Lowell which is a letter of claim. I have been ignoring letters from them about this debt but just lately they have persisted in writing to me. I had a notice of acting on 13th jan then the letter of claim. I have looked at my credit score online and notice this debt (originally vanquis) is dated as being closed in 2013, the actual words are you closed your account with Lowell portfolio 1 LTD, the amount showing is the same as on this claim letter. What do i do now? I admit i am not to good when it comes to paperwork and dont know when i last paid my vanquis account or defaulted, I cant even remember if i ever made a payment to Lowell for this debt, nothing shows on my credit score apart from my O2 account i have now (in good standing) and this Lowell one from 2013. Do i try and arrange a payment plan as i dont want a CCJ or do i write to them? Please help as i really dont know how to proceed with this.
I was wondering if you can help me as i have no clue of what to do. I received a letter on the 19th Jan 17 from Lowell which is a letter of claim. I have been ignoring letters from them about this debt but just lately they have persisted in writing to me. I had a notice of acting on 13th jan then the letter of claim. I have looked at my credit score online and notice this debt (originally vanquis) is dated as being closed in 2013, the actual words are you closed your account with Lowell portfolio 1 LTD, the amount showing is the same as on this claim letter. What do i do now? I admit i am not to good when it comes to paperwork and dont know when i last paid my vanquis account or defaulted, I cant even remember if i ever made a payment to Lowell for this debt, nothing shows on my credit score apart from my O2 account i have now (in good standing) and this Lowell one from 2013. Do i try and arrange a payment plan as i dont want a CCJ or do i write to them? Please help as i really dont know how to proceed with this.
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